Recent reviews by Shaxx

Palworld is what you get when you have a passionate team of devs that actually know how to make a game and have plans to expand on it down the line as long as people give it attention. It has was more creative ideas and thought put into it compared to the last 7 entries of the Pokemon made by Gamefreak (that and it broke records upon release), sure it draws plenty of inspiration from Pokemon, but it puts a unique spin on the concept of owning monsters by having them work for you too to build your settlements, not just fight alongside you, and you can level up your own skills on the side so you can do way more than normal. The game definitely deserves all the praise its gotten, Nintendo can cry all they want, they're just jealous that they can't make a game that can rival Palworld's success.

A robot lover's wet dream. Gotem.

To all of the morons that are saying they're "super disappointed" with the game as of right now, shut up. Pretty sure alot of the overhyped fans are skipping cutscenes and engaging dialogue like XQC and calling the game "boring". Like, it's a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ RPG. Play it how it should be played. Don't speednrun it, you'll just kill the experience for yourself you ADHD ridden weirdos.

Immerse yourself in Night City and be ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ happy with it. A day one patch will come sooner or later. I myself am personally loving the hell out of the complex and engaging world CDPR has given us. I was hyped when I woke up to this game in my inbox on the 30th of last month, and after hours of waiting I finally got a chance to start playing it last night and am enjoying myself. Long live Night City!

Wasn't able to play this for a while, but after launching it several months later and at 4AM in the morning, I can honestly say that this indie title is loads of fun, and has lots of replay value. You can literally sculpt absolutely any and all kinds of incredible machines of destruction and carnage, provided that you have the right tools to do so. I got this from Humble Monthly a while back, and I'm so glad I'm able to play and enjoy it now.

It's a bullet-hell with enemies of all shapes and sizes, and randomly generated levels and areas. The crafting system is simplistic and very easy to understand. You want 3 chainguns on one socket? Then go for it. How about 4 rocket launchers? That's also possible. Creativity for weapon customization is limitless, only thing you have to worry about is energy drain, other than that, go nuts. And there's also armor customization. You upgrade its health and other capabilities just earning XP and leveling up, plain and simple.

If you want a futuristic bullet-hell that allows you to craft whatever the hell you wanna craft, then get this. It's a real blast. 10/10 IGN.

I have CallMeCarson to thank for making me become rather interested in this game when I saw him play it a while back. I had no idea it was a Mario Party styled game at the time, until I played it a few hours ago. I love the concept and the execution, and the devs have put alot of effort into this. The deaths are hilarious as hell, and the large of variety of minigames is just enough to keep you playing this for hours and hours on end. The graphical style is good too, with bright colors and lots of detail in certain areas. If you want a fun party game to play with friends, pick this up, it's totally worth the money.

Seeing the gameplay a few months ago, and then being able to play it for myself today was pretty awesome. I love the sense of fun and lots of replayability opportunities that exist within this fantastic a$$, adorable a$$ game with adorable and goofy party animals (literal party animals) and 15 levels to choose from. Oh yeah, news flash, you as the player (with up to 3 others) get to determine what obstalces are in your way while traversing across the map, how swell is that? If you want an interesting and fun party game to play with friends, get this, you won't regret it.

I was not expecting this to be ported over to PC. The last time I had ever played this was in 2014 on PS2, and even before that, I played it for hours and hours on end whenever I wasn't preoccupied with other games. Now I can relive all those epic, tail whacking, snowboarding, boomeranging scenes of action and suspense. Even today, this game aged moderately well in terms of appeal and graphical quality. Cheers to the devs and the loyal fans that made this idea of porting the game to Steam come to life.

A Mexican styled Metroidvania with beautiful 2D landscapes and amazing character details, easy to learn controls, quirky and interesting characters, and an even more interesting plot..you basically get a second chance at life after being killed in the overworld (real world), and then pitted with the task of going around and beating the living crap out of skeletons.

There's also different costumes with different abilities and debuffs available for both the main protagonist, and the supporting character named Tostada. You can either go around punching enemies while looking like a class clown, or being speedy as hell with a slight debuff holding you back slightly.

If you're wanting to get this game right now, free of charge, go over to Humble Bundle and grab it there for free for the next two days.

A literal must have for car guys.

Gotta say, I enjoy this more than the first one, and I only played the first one once, almost a year ago with a buddy. I have a different friend that I hadn't talked to in the past year to thank for gifting me the game yesterday.

The transition to a full on 3D game was a good choice, I actually feel more immersed in this one than I did the first, it's a very pretty game with a very unique cartoony style look to it. The worlds are much more open up, and have more color to them, and the rate at which you get pickups is pretty good, and you can either get them from chests, or enemies.Unlocking characters is pretty easy according to some, but I haven't unlocked any of them yet, but from the looks of it, they're all very unique, and have their upsides and downsides. All in all, I give this game a 10/10. Best rouge-like game I have ever played.