Senaste recensioner av jepdraper

I played a lot of it pre-launch, and this game is really fun. Especially with friends.

It also has support for Steam remote play, which makes it super handy if you don't have your friends in the same room with you. Especially during the COVID period.

It has a load of fun game modes, some good selection of playlists, and you can customise your own egg.

I'd highly recommend it if you're looking for a fun local multiplayer game, and a cracking good game.

So Occupy White Walls is a really, really, really good game. It has its issues, but if you're looking for a chill MMO with a brilliant community, than this is the game for you.

It's a really calming game, great for unwinding after a stressful day. It's got a brilliant building aspect and it's super fun collecting art, and discovering new galleries. Finding the right frame, making different galleries based on different themes, etc, etc. It's a really fun game to explore.

This game is still in development, so things are likely to change - but I would highly recommend this game.

It has a brilliant but limited soundtrack, so it's great to listen to but can get repetitive if you play constantly.

I remember the beginning of the game felt like a grind for me, it felt so hard to progress, while now I'm at max level, it feels like I don't get enough, and that I can only buy a few items before I run out of money.

The game has loads of art, and has introduced me to some amazing digital artists (Jason Paschal and Inviroart , just to name a few) and I absolutely love that, and it allows artists to upload their own art. So that's great.

Only real issues I found are the game economy, and that it usually takes a few minutes to load a gallery, so the first few minutes in a gallery are always plagued by low fps. However I absolutely love the depth it has, and I hope they will add more amazing frame types and architecture in the future, because that's the element which feels like the game needs to expand upon right now.

It's free - I'd highly recommend it, if you love the game then buy the DLC. It's got a great community, is really fun, and I would highly, highly, highly recommend it.

I would absolutely recommend this game.

It is A LOT of fun. It's got a really nice soundtrack, a really nice story, a really nice art style. It's 100% an amazing game.

It's only about 2 hours long, which is a shame as I absolutely LOVED this game. 100% would recommend, especially if it's on sale.

Probably one of my favourite games of all time.

I prefer this one to the original.

Oh..Sir! The Hollywood Roast is a sequel to Oh...Sir! The Insult Simulator but with film parodies.

The insults include references to Donald Trump as well as classic and modern movies as well as film production, and probably a lot more I haven't found yet.

The locations also include references to movies and TV Shows. There's Walter White on a Wanted Poster in a map called "The good, the bad, and your momma" (a reference to the good, the bad and the ugly). The characters are parodies of Gandolf from The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and Marilyn Monroe.

The company intros at the beginning are obvious homages to MGM, and 21st Century Fox.

I originally gave the original a negative review, but I love this game and I definetly recommend it.

On top of the new jokes and references, the game also has slightly better gameplay. It tells you how much each insult is worth, so if you string 2 insults together it will say Insult 1 is worth 7 points, but you get a multiplier for using the same opener in the previous round, as well as what insult 2 is worth, rather than the total of both combined....helping you get better at the game as you play more.

My only real complaint is that even though it has Steam Workshop support, these are only reskins for existing characters, and I feel this game would have a larger lifespan if they were new characters, and say...you could pick a strength and a weakness or whatever.

Would definetly recommend. It's 3 quid, how can you skip on this game?

One of the best games of all time.

The story has a lot to do and it isn't as dull as I found the story for Grand Theft Auto IV.

I don't enjoy the city as much as I loved Liberty City but the game world is still a lot of fun.

The multiplayer is definetly the meat and bones once you've completed the single player however.

There's quite a bit to do in Grand Theft Auto V and I own multiple copies.

Once one of the most promising Battle Royale Games.

Now the game has gone to ♥♥♥♥.

Toxic fanbase, large amount of bugs that somehow weren't there when the game was first released, and there's no fun to this game anymore.

I'd request a refund but I brought it too long ago to get a refund.

Dead Rising 2: Off the Record may be one of my favourite games of all time.

You play as Frank West, a washed up middle aged wrestler who's making a comeback. You're trapped in a place named Fortune City, a Vegas inspired, zombie infested city. The world is made up of about 3 casinos with differnet themes, a few shopping malls, a theme park and an outdoor area. Inside each of these smaller areas that make up Fortune City are various side activities, quests and themed areas...within themed areas. There's clothes store where you can find formal and wacky attire, food stores with different food depending on the type of restaurant it is (high end, western themed, etc.) and the world design is one of my favourite parts of this game.

I played this game as a coop game, as it has a Coop campaign that becomes unlockable once you complete the prologue, and I feel like it was ten times as fun having a friend join me along the way. When a friend dies, they enter a state where they aren't dead, but will slowly deplete in secondary health, while being immobile and unable to do anything until you revive them by giving them food.

The campaign isn't that long, about 15 hours, but I enjoyed every minute of it. There are plenty of sides missions and each mission has a limited time frame in which it has to be completed. The side missions were as wacky and sometimes serious as the environment. I never felt bored of any of the missions it provided, even if some of them involved doing the same activity, but in a different area. I never felt like the game was short however.

The game is super colourful and I feel like that's reflected in the environment, the story, side quests, the colour palette and the clothing you can wear. The soundtrack is also super fun and parts of it are memorable, even if every track is basically just a one minute jingle where the middle is dragged out.

The only real issue I had with the game was that it was frustrating once or twice, the weapons broke too fast, and because of the variety of weapons I found in the game world there was really no reason to craft stuff. These are however minor knocks to a very amazing game.

Due to how much I enjoyed this game, I ended up playing Dead Rising 3 as well.

If I had to give Dead Rising 2: Off the record a number, I'd say 8/10.

Game is good.

Go buy it.

My original review said that:

"The jokes are dull and repetitive.

It's really dumb, and not the good kind.

I'd recommend if it was on sale."

However, after playing it for longer - I've actually changed my mind.

It is a bit repetitive as there's currently not a lot of variety, however they are constantly adding characters and scenarios which means that the longer this game will be out, the less likely these things are.

The games actually enjoyable although I didn't enjoy it at first.

This game is cancer.

Don't play this game.

But it's a lot of fun if you like cancer.

It has chickens to kill and so I nominated it for "Best use of a farm animal"

It relies on quick reactions and perfect aim. It's a lot of fun but the community is cancer.

10/10 would buy again.