Recent reviews by Unemployee Uv Duh Munth

Superliminal 2. It's gud

It's like Truck Simulator but instead of trucks you drive the long, slow westward march of civilization and also there's weird sci-fi bull about the afterlife and stuff. I'm enjoying it.

Good fun driving game so far. Apparently there's drama regarding the dlc's but I'm out of the loop on that. All I know I'm having fun rolling my hot pink Bronco across Mexico like gay white OJ, with no sign of running out of content anytime soon. Soundtrack is great too. They have a whole DnB station like damn.

Unplayable without the fan patch. Can be found on this game's page on the PC Gaming Wiki.

Apparently Rockstar broke this version years ago, so that now even legit copies trigger the copy protection measures. And those measures include doors no longer opening, and other game-breaking things. And Rockstar doesn't care enough about your money to patch it themselves. So a fan did. Thank you, fan.

I liked the game til they made the AI harder. Can't put in a 1million dollar achievement, release the game, then make it harder a week later. Everyone who was familiar with the pre-release version already had practice and probably banged out that achievement within a day. Now the rest of us face lottery-like chances and BASICALLY IF YOU GOT THAT ACHIEVEMENT BEFORE YESTERDAY YALL AINT ♥♥♥♥

As good as Portal, if not better. First-person puzzler that remains challenging and innovative throughout. Without giving too much away, think Portal meets Inception.

One of the best co-op multiplayer games ever made, if not the best. Even if the zombie theme isn't your speed, if you want to try game that promotes teamwork and making friends, while providing a polished experience in both gameplay and presentation, you can hardly go wrong here. Highly recommended you buy just l4d2 and not the original. L4d2 has all the campaigns of the original, practically making the first obsolete.

Played through this game on an edibles session. Damn, that was a good choice! Essentially a walking sim with light puzzle elements, this little tour managed to fill me with both wonder and dread in roughly equal amounts.

Originally posted a positive review. I am changing to negative and will be requesting refund after learning that this game only exists to shill for NFT's. Crypto is a plague and I will not be contributing to it.

When you were playing DDR way back in 2003, didn't you wish you could use your rhythm skills to go on a 16-bit chiptune adventure to save the world? Of course not. But now that I've mentioned it the idea sounds pretty sweet right?