Recent reviews by Nullfruit

This is exactly what I have been looking for in a Yu-Gi-Oh! game since the Yu-Gi-Oh! Power of Chaos series. A litany of campaigns and all of the cards I could ever ask for (sometimes I think its too much!). Also works pretty well with the Steam Deck too. If you've been nostalgic for the card game, I'd say give this a shot!

A "not very good" RPG with a voiced protagonist and nonsensical/limited choices. Engaging moment to moment and planned gameplay though...and isn't that why you're here?

A noisy, loud and bombastic romp that can be completed in a few days! The skillshot system is a great idea and the weapon selection is pretty good. The gunplay can feel a little floaty but the campaign is so short that, that complaint wont stick around too long. I did think that playing as Duke Nukem would be fun but his dialogue is awkwardly stitched around the narrative making it a bit hard to enjoy. However, hearing those lovely Duke one liners makes up for it.

Silky smooth, fast paced, unrelenting. I never grew up with the original but I know what that game means to some. DOOM 2016 is one of the best FPS games I've ever played hands down. Knows what to say, when to say it and when to stop talking and put the Super Shotgun back in your hands.

Neo-Noir. Difficult. Short. But Very Sweet.

This game received all the acclaim in the noughties because it is the true form of what gaming is supposed to be, gameplay first. The Matrix & Hardboiled & Sin City all wrapped up into one satisfying gameplay loop and intriguing story.

Do yourself a favor and give it a go, you wont regret it.

Just like Valkyria Chronicles 4, you play a strategic turn based third person shooter with randomization elements. The same campy anime tropes are here, the same beautiful art style and the namesakes are in here as well. The Squad Stories are the real highlight here and I recommend you do all of them to gain a bit more out of the lore and the themes of war.

There is a new mortar class and a few other odds and ends that make it feel a little fresher than the original but all in all if you love the game play of the original game you will love this all the same.

I've primarily played this game on the Nintendo Switch and it is just as fun here as it is there! A very deep and very challenging turn based strategy game filled with humor and weapons. Just beware, it does have its fair share of bugs that can crop up in both single-player and multi-player. Other than that it is a fun time all around!

Not as good as the other two in the trilogy...(lol, going to ignore the existence of Invisible War) but there are themes and a world worth exploring in here.

This game is a ton of fun but you have to be aware of the performance and networking issues which admittedly have lessened greatly since it's inception. This is a game that is better with friends as it is lonely and somewhat nerve wracking without them.

Also, I don't think it will have super long legs into the future; think of Battlefield 2, Battlefield: Bad Company 2, Counterstrike or DotA (as games with long legs).

This will be fun for 3-4 years and its issues will have eroded the community away so just be aware and have fun while it lasts.

I've heard many things about this franchise, most of it stemming from the third entry into the series.

This is an interesting RPG, Eastern European at that, and I don't play many RPGs unless they are Sci-Fi so this was a pleasant surprise.

You play as Geralt of Rivia, a witcher enacting revenge on those who have done him and his bretheren wrong. Crafting, smithing and talking your way to victory. The combat is more akin to point and click RPG with active combat thrown in to pull back the dice rolls. The interface and mechanics are very rough as the game was created in the early 2000s but it is serviceable if you are willing to find an edge. The story is gripping but also hard to follow due to odd writing choices and shoddy voice acting.

However, you should play it see the series' roots and enjoy a oddball story with a unique perspective.