Senaste recensioner av NOT FUFUFAFA

So a much better improvement than the older one Batman the Telltale series.

The original game (not Shadow version) does not suffer from random stuttering bugs like its predecessor, so that's a plus.

Story wise, it's even better than the first one, although it still has the issue 'your choice does not matter', so give up if you want to replay the game since the achievements can be unlocked in one go and there's no alternative ending whatsoever and the story pans out as exactly the developer wants to.

Overall though, this is a satisfying conclusion to the Batman Telltale stories.

8/10

A great throwback to the iconic Pyramid Head of Silent Hill.

This DLC comes with 2 characters, Pyramid Head for killer and Cheryl Mason for survivor.

Cheryl's design is a bit disappointing, the only similarity with her version of Silent Hill is her appearance, In-game, her power is nowhere near similar to the Silent Hill Cheryl's talent barring Soul Guard, but for the fans it is great to be able to play her.

Pyramid Head's design is spot on. His soundtrack, skills and appearance are that of Silent Hill. He chases you while dragging his oversized knife, condemning the dying survivor to harsh torture and the horror of course. Pyramid Head 'fixes' the most annoying part when playing killer -- anti looping mechanism. If used well, this killer can't be looped, Laurie's Decisive Strike is also almost useless against him.

Overall, I am pleased with this DLC. The map, the soundtrack and the characters remind me so much of the old games I loved.

If you're too used to an action-oriented Batman games, this one's different. Don't expect much gamepad actions since your only required skill is QTE button smashing and reading. If you are into Telltale games, this game is wonderfully familiar, some quirky detective mechanics added with some glaring flaws.

Story's not that long, probably ten hours divided into five chapters averaging two hours each. The story involves several familiar faces like Catwoman, Two Face, Pinguin and a cameo Joker. Although the developer promises 'choices do matter' at the end of the day, like other broken promises, it won't matter much. At least the game's fully voiced and adds so much immersion if you like Batman characters.

Now the glaring flaws I mentioned before is the random stutters that seemingly never been fixed although I'm not sure in the so called 'remaster' it's fixed. I slap huge review score reduction for this issue. They also badly implemented gamepad support since you need to activate your pad before you enter the game, else your pad won't be recognized.

Achievements are pretty straightforward just by playing the game from start to finish, so pretty easy to obtain for achievement hunters. but it doesn't help that this game has almost zero replayability other than testing other choices with almost same story anyway.

So for the price you pay, you get a decent story telling Batman game. There are not that many options, so this one deserves to be played.

7.5/10

Ori and the Blind Forest is that type of game that manages to struck me in awe.

It starts as simple hit and jump platformer and slowly becomes more and more difficult as we go. Along the journey, Ori gets power ups as the part of the story progression and the designers cleverly incorporate everything we learn to progress. Unlike normal platformers though, Ori includes some puzzles that requires players to carefully execute the movement, so could be source of frustration as sometimes you die more to level hazards (i.e spikes) than the enemies around the map.

And needless to say the graphic, level design and soundtrack are too beautiful for its own good. I can confidently say this is on par with Trine series, and Trine series are absolutely my favorite when it comes to graphic/level design for platformer games.

The only downside I can assess for Ori is its mediocre boss fight. It's really forgettable and sometimes I wonder did I really fight a boss? Felt like I was fighting a normal creep. Even a supposedly difficult final boss was no more than a quick jumping, running and reacting to hazardous environment.

Please remember to use your controller to play the game as it is more enjoyable than smashing your keyboard's buttons because some levels require precise timing and movement.

If you're a completionist you'll have plenty of things to do as Ori has many hidden side quests and achievements. Personally I can't be bothered though but it's nice to have those things to do.

As it stands, I can fully recommend this game. Don't forget to pick up its soundtracks as well it's often on sale and you won't regret it.

8.5/10

I will revisit this review again, but at the moment I'll post a negative review. Who the hell want to leave a positive review if, after more than 24 hours after release, it's still offline? They had 4 years to make it right, yet failed.

Yes, of course. Dota 2 > LoL. Dota 2's OST > LoL. Fight me if you don't agree.

The game is just your usual Uno, colorful, bright and fun. If you can play with friends through Online Multiplayer, it's even better. Just set up a Discord room and have fun together. No it's not broken the server works just fine, don't let other reviews tell you otherwise. You can also play the game with AI - the other 3 players are AI - if you want to solo play.

I still don't understand complaints about requiring uPlay though. It just works, unobtrusive and stays on the background. No more no less.

The only downside of this game is that the loading time and CPU power usage seem excessive. I play other heavy, resources intensive games and it's never been this awful. Transitions between screens are also slow. Other than that, fun game.

7/10 and it's cheap while it's on sale.

Ded gaem and they gonna delete this soon enough.

With this DLC you get one Killer and two Survivors, along with extra costumes and a level.

The Underground Complex itself has pretty good design, but if you play with a headphone, the environmental sound can be so distracting. It's a mix of a lab and factory with so many narrow passageways and with random objects like shaking locked door and wild plants, it can be confusing. I wish they could tone down the environmental sound.

Now for the characters, the killer has unique design -- it's no longer a human shape. It's good that they finally are able to make radical change. Haven't played the killer long enough so can't make judgement, but so far it falls to average killer category but it'll be better when I improve. The survivors, on the other hand, are interesting mix. Their unique perks add much to the gameplay so I'd suggest you to level them up ASAP so you can acquire their teachable perks.

Overall the package is a bit overpriced but I reckon it's probably because this is a licensed content. I still deem this worthy to purchase full price but when it's on sale later it will always be worth it.

It is not even that hard to recommend this VN.

Prior reading of S;G and 0 are absolutely necessary to understand what is going on in this game. That's the only warning you need.

Linear takes place in multiple World Lines of both 0 and the original S;G. The game divides the story into eleven chapters, of which you can unlock after completing the previous set of chapter. You'll start with Okabe's story taking place in alternate World Line of 0 where Okabe gives up on Mayuri. After completing that one, you'll unlock the next two stories -- Daru and Kurisu which then branch into another stories and finally culminate to Nae's. Each chapter takes roughly two hours although some chapters are much longer than others, give or take. I've completed the whole stories in 22 hours or so to give some perspective. Not surprisingly, they really went all out and tied much of this Linear into the old games so you'll finally get a glimpse as to why certain events in both S;G and 0. For all it's worth, this game completes its previous predecessors.

For the rest, it's pretty much a standard S;G. You'll have perks like Movie/CG list, music list, tips, achievements and cloud saving. The game was written with modern system in mind so you'll have absolutely no problem playing this with either KB/M or gamepad with multiple graphic selections.

So yeah there, get it and play it. You won't regret it. 8.5/10.