Recent reviews by Henkka

A fantastic game by gameplay. At start it was a little too easy, at the end it was sometimes cheap and often repeats the same difficulty pattern of three+ guys that look at each other, but overall, a great game that truly holds up as a new, modern Desperados game.
Fair amounts of length and replayability, took me around 20 hours deducing breaks from my gametime to beat, and eventually I'll come back to check some alternate routes, bonus missions and challenges.
Maybe a little expensive at full price, but not honestly even by a lot
9/10

It's obviously a mobile port, but it doesn't matter that much in a game like this. The UI is a little ugly maybe, but other than that, it's very functional and probably the best way to play the game right now on modern PCs. I used to play some sort of port from some several years back, but it had some big issues with working, I recall.

Highly recommended, RCT is the best tycoon type game I know, so many rides and scenarios, and a good large open free-mode if that's more your thing.
Building custom rollercoasters is deep enough to make really fun ones, but simple enough that you won't have to study engineering to make them work well, thanks to the grid-based building. If you don't want to bother, each ride comes with a prebuilt option or a few

A must try for anyone who's into tycoons and manager games. It's the best one out there in my opinion. Make drinks free, and toilet entry cost several bucks
Easy 10

A true masterpiece to start off the journey of the new protagonist, every story element handled perfectly to give it that proper kickstart, with some fairly clear parallels to Yakuza 1 story

The combat might put some people off, and it has some issues, but nothing very big. It works well enough, and i never lost or had any big issues even if something funky happened, like a move not hitting because some debris happened to be in the way, or if an AoE didn't hit every enemy because they walked off while my guy was on the way there

Goes in my top 3 Yakuza games easily. It's up there with Y0 and YK2

You're a total ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ nerd Ichiban, and I love you for it. Keep at it
10/10

The more I play the more I realize that every enemy and boss feels samey and boring. I've come across maybe two bosses I actually enjoyed fighting against and the rest of them just feel amazingly boring. I had fun struggling against Margit and I had to do a few tries against Godfrick too, they were decently fun, the rest of them are all the same, attack chains that last 8+ hits and some sort of magic projectile or aoe. and even when i kill them i don't tend to feel rewarded because i get 1/12th of my level in souls, or some magic garbage

Why does every enemy in this game have to have magic anyway, they all blend together into like three groups of enemies, and the magic casting ones make up the vast majority of all enemies. Same goes for the bosses, either they're regular enemies with fancier healthbars, or they're some dude that has melee and magic. Everything ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ has magic in this game

The good parts in the game is the open world exploration, which was really nice, and at the start it felt nice to explore and find new stuff but nearing the mid and end it gets more and more boring when you never get rewarded for it appropriately. The horsecow is so-and-so, it's fine for getting from place to place but i have some issues with it too, like how easily it gets stunlocked and how it walks an extra step forward when you turn to walk back

This is most likely the first Souls game I don't WANT to finish. Every new thing they introduced was great, but it suffered so bad in the core gameplay. Every time I think I'm about to have fun with a miniboss or whatever, they get to half hp and all they do anymore is magic. Easily, by far, the worst lineup of bosses and enemies FromSoft has come up with

Immediately one of my favorite games, improving right from the get-go with what they learned from Iceborne back in Monster Hunter World

Improved co-op systems, wirebugs are a fantastic mechanic, a gigantic pile of quality-of-life updates and fixes to many side-stuff, and a vastly more interesting story than in World.
Cultivating has been changed to a more streamlined submarine trading system, which is essentially the same but feels much more intuitive to use
The biggest quality of life change is decorations now being crafted instead of getting them with RNG rates, this is fantastic and actually makes me want to optimize my build using them, I would have never bothered in World but here I'm right on that ♥♥♥♥ right away

Only possible downside I can personally think of is somewhat the weapon balance, the Longsword is in many aspects the best weapon in the game, but that won't affect me personally, I'm able to just use whatever I want and enjoy it

Now I just have to wait for Sunbreak release to bring more of that end-game content, and to add the best monster in the franchise yet, Malzeno
I can easily call this a 10/10 game, I'm a very stingy person with my money, but I haven't regretted paying the full price for this for a second

A really fun, sometimes ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, mostly good little walking sim where your guy fires projectiles by himself, based on what you collect in your run, some items get really strong and some items synergize really well together, with additional unlockable characters and a couple of stages

All for a price that won't leave you hungry for a week
i hope

Nowhere as bad as people make it out to be, at least if you play it now. It even runs pretty alright on my ancient computer with a few places being exceptions

The gameplay is fun and good, guns feel alright and it has the best melee I've tried in a game like this, and for once allows a proper unarmed punchyguy build

There's a ton of content too, with sidejobs and gigs and all that stuff, though some of the things, like gigs, lack a lot of variety. And there's only one LMG, despite LMG build being a distinct pick. Would love to see some more of that good stuff added in, I would adore a Smart LMG

The worst part of the game is definitely difficulty balancing for me. On melee builds, hard is impossible early on, and medium is almost always way too easy, but even then, when you think you're completely unkillable, you'll die over and over again because exploding canisters are one-hit-kill. I had a build with over 700 max health, and around 40% explosion damage reduction, on normal, and those things still just instagibbed me. That kept happening a lot

Overall, a very good game, It'll be one I'll come back to every now and then, like other games of this genre.
9/10

For so long I thought that this game was impressive with its depiction of actual real life evil and its effects on lives of people. It was extremely uncomfortable and disturbing, but I feel like these things should be talked about, and Ready or Not did a great job with its nuances and attention to detail in many things. As a person who can immerse myself in fictional situations very well, often it would be very difficult to not fill the perpetrators with lead after seeing what they've done.

All that can be thrown out the window since they're starting to censor things. The censorship isn't big RIGHT NOW, but censorship doesn't stop conveniently if you let it start rolling. If they decide to stick with this and get to the point where they censor and water down missions like Neon Tomb or Valley of the Dolls, I'm frankly going to take offense from it

This game is so packed full of all these small little fun details and things you can do that I can't help but adore this thing

I can play instruments, get drunk off my ass and play instruments badly, vomit into a bucket and throw that vomit on my friend's face, then pick up his pet dog and fire it out of a cannon, then fire myself out of that cannon

No dogs were harmed in the making of this review

Just a direct downgrade of Orcs Must Die 2 in every way, with some of the biggest issues being enemy clarity, gold income and traps being ♥♥♥♥.
Now you could either make it so you don't get much gold but traps are really good, or that traps are weaker but you get a lot of them, but in OMD3 it's them being ♥♥♥♥ and expensive
Really, do yourself a favor and buy OMD2 instead, it's better in every way