Recent reviews by pata

fish

among us + TTT, very fun, but kind of bare bones and a bit buggy performance wise right now. If you have people to play with, definitely worth 10 dollars. As an impostor, or "dissident" you can do a lot more than just kill to mess with your friends which makes it way more interesting.

Another amazing campaign standing besides Mel and Portal reloaded. You can tell a lot of love is put into this. If you like portal, play it. I mean, it's free.

The voice actors were fantastic and the environment design was excellent. The new mechanics were interesting, and they expanded upon them well, as if valve made them.

You can definitely see the test chamber designer's style over the course of the game. While it can get stale, there are a lot of puzzles that will leave you stumped until it all clicks. But the standout is (besides a few of the harder chambers) the environmental puzzles where you traverse aperture science. Honestly, Valve should hire this guy.

fun card game to pass the time

best 10 dollars I have spent on a game. simple game loop with enough depth to come back to. plus you get to listen to your friends die in terror.

If you play it, play it with friends / other new people. It's main value is playing blind and figuring everything out on your own with other people.

almost as good as ultrakill, and by almost, I mean basically the same

this game will add years to your life, but take away years from your hearing. 10/10

Use your powers of telekinesis and baby to power through the world of Amnesia. This game has a powerful narrative, and given you have the attention to learn about it, you may really enjoy it. If you want a constant spookfest, this game is not for you. This is a narrative driven game with heavy story elements, with powerful characters, lore, and bcakground.

I really liked it. The scary parts are separated by some relaxed puzzles, but have enough atmosphere to keep you on your toes. Highly recommended, before or after you played other amnesias.

This game had a rocky launch; there is no denying that. It didn't live up to a lot of the things it promised. With the game being patched now and most PC problems fixed, I feel that a review can be written that goes with the game and the content without having that bad-frame bias.

As far as gameplay goes it is pretty straightforward. Mine some resources, fly to a planet. There are side objectives and a lot of interesting encounters with environment and NPCs that break up the pattern, though it still stays prevalent through the game. With what it lacks in this objective variety it makes up in stunning visual. It really gives that sense of discovery when you find that view overlooking a shadowed valley filled with plants and animals. Space is beautiful, and the scale of the game is hard to adjust to.

This game isn't for people looking for a competitive environment. You'll be challenged somewhat by pirates or sentinels at some point, but the broad view of this game is to enjoy the universe laid out for you to explore. It is a relaxing deep breath from the intensity or boredom of life. It is fun to be an explorer and to see new lands, places, and animals.

So overall I do recommend this game for people who want to casually enjoy a videogame. I think that everyone should at least try No Man's Sky once at least. And while I recommend the game, I believe it's price of $60 dollars doesn't fit the content, so I think it is a definite Steam sale buy.