Recent reviews by Kryszentia ♡

I completed this game 100% and it was worth all almost 6 hours. If the devs of this game launch a DLC I would buy it for every single person who has even THOUGHT about this game.

TLDR; A masterpiece. 10/10.

The story is incredible. This is one of the few games that had me so enveloped in unraveling the truth, I essentially played nonstop. With every cutscene, datapoint, and voice recording I listened to, it took my breath away. The only other pieces of media that have done this for me: Far Cry 4 and the TV show How To Get Away With Murder. I was sucked in, eager to uncover the next mystery. I wasn't too sure about it until I played the proving, and it left me with four times as many questions that I needed answered.
Also, let me talk about Aloy. A strong, independent, witty female lead. I love her, and I love Rost, although I still have some questions about him.
The primitive state of the world mixed with the extremely futuristic tech of the machines, phenomenal and very well done. Each plot point makes sense, and is honestly not even impossible, knowing human nature. The graphics are beautiful, the combat is engaging, whether stealthing it or going loud, and the characters are charming and well done. Definitely in my top 5 games.

If you liked Pokemon as a kid, you'll love this. It even does some things better than Pokemon, such as getting rid of HMs. The stamina factor also changes up the battles quite a bit. My only complaint is that it's pretty hard, and it takes forever to level your Tems from wild encounters... or maybe I'm just bad. Grinding is kind of relaxing to me though, so I don't really mind. Highly recommend!

This game is actually dog ass. You can't play PvP with more than 3 people, not to mention it's unbalanced as hell. PvE is big boring... literally this game is free and it's still not worth your time.

As someone who strongly opposes organized religion, the premise of this game really intrigued me. I loved reading the notes throughout the game, listening to the voice lines, and seeing what kind of horrific things the Christians did to people "in the name of God."

Compared to Outlast 1, I found the first game gave me more physical fear, while the second was more psychological? Not sure of the correct term, but the gameplay of Outlast 1 had much more lying in wait while the monster mouth breathed 2 inches away. In Outlast 2, I could usually run around and shake all the enemies without necessarily having to hide. Now this isn't exactly a bad thing, as there were plenty of other incredibly ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up scenes to keep me on my toes. The game was a little short, but I'm gonna replay it on higher difficulties so whatever.

I really enjoyed both games, but they are different in a few key aspects. Highly suggest playing in the middle of the night in a dark room!

This is honestly my favorite walking sim yet. I have a huge interest in the way asylums were run in years past, so unraveling the patient's story was extremely interesting and engaging. Every note I read, every file I found, I was hooked! I had some unanswered questions, so I got a team of my buddies to watch me stream it and share our conspiracies and opinions, which was so fun. I definitely recommend it!

Another unique and engaging game from the Oddworld developers. When I was a kid, I always watched my mom play it on the OG Xbox since it was too hard for me at the time. It's strange, but if you're intrigued I definitely recommend it.

The nostalgia is real with this one. A lot of people have never heard of the Oddworld series, and it's a shame too! The games are very unique and engaging, with stories for each character that touched my soul. Maybe I'm just biased, but I love this game to death. A classic.

Truly an awesome game. The story is in depth, fun to unravel, and the gameplay ensures you don't get bored too often. You can even fist stuff!

Couldn't get Animal Crossing so I got this, and quickly fell in love with it. Well worth it!