Recent reviews by Shockwave

I don't really care about any of the politics of what peropero/hasuhasu promised. I just like the game.

The only reason I found this game fun was because I was playing it with my friends. Otherwise, it was kind of just frustrating. It didn't really feel horror to me, some of the puzzles were unintuitive, I don't understand what they're going for with the water, dead players hearing alive ones but not the other way around is weird imo. Unless you're tight on time for some reason, there isn't really a reason to not try it, but I can't say there is a reason to try it in its current state, especially if you have other survival horror games you can play with friends.

I did not experience SotS at launch, just the media fallout on the various problems. In some aspects, I think Seekers is worse than Void in terms of content, but I have overall had more fun with the content and survivors in Seekers than Void. Then again, that might just be me having been burnt out while playing the majority of the Void content, but I legitimately find Seeker to be my new favorite survivor to play as.

Exposition: me and my friends did ♥♥♥♥♥♥ voiceover for this game in a discord VC, it was great.

Jieun/Shadow: One of my favorite games, made my cry, but it didn't, but you get what I mean
Mopmop/Chroma/Most filler: The game's just perfect. That's the truth. Best thing since Undertale Yellow.
Coco/Guy Who Looks So Good: Ok.

This game has been fantastically crafted. For one, as a 3D artist, the visuals are amazing, and I aspire to achieve such a height myself. And the characters, they are so well made and presented.

I don't know the last time I have felt a genuine vitriol towards a fictional character, or been stunned staring at my screen in response to what I witnessed. Every character made me feel... sad for them. For the fact that I had to leave them, or what happened to them.

If you love story, but maybe not so much horror, do give it a go. I can't imagine you being dissatisfied.

Absolute gaming!

For the record, I have a little less than 30 hours in the demo from challenge runs (no hit and attempts for perfect only)
Just from what little I have played today, Haste has come a long way from the demo. It has way more polish, full on cut scenes which look amazing, and a classic roguelike progression of unlocking items. I cannot wait to play more. (Unfortunately, I have college responsibilities)

For Super Earth!

After having completed the first ever (recorded) no-hit run in this game, I can sufficiently claim to its addictive nature. It is extremely fun to play casually, and has some nice challenge, whether self-imposed or by the game's various obstacles.

This game is a hit of dopamine constantly. That's really the best way to describe it I believe. Running through a level and near-missing tens of obstacles feels very satisfying. The character designs are neato, the dialogue is really good, and the art style is beautiful. The mechanics have a level of depth while maintaining simplicity. This is honestly the game I have been looking for when I don't want to be shooting up bugs, robots, and squids, thinking hard with my mind to jump through portals in the right order, sweat to make call outs, or drain my mind with poker.

When wheel of fortune is a 1 in 4 chance balatro gets my positive review
(This game is great, I just want wheel of fortune to not lie to me and my friends)

I've seen enough. Make Portal 3