Recent reviews by neoadorable

Apparently, this was stealth updated due to the release of Avatar the Way of Water. It now works flawlessly on 2022 hardware/Win 11. Back in 2015 it refused to run. That's commerce for you. Anyway, this is an excellent action adventure that's way underrated. You get to choose whether to play as Navi or humans, unlike the upcoming woke Frontiers of Pandora, which only lets you play as the poor oppressed natives. A highly recommended and overlooked 3rd person shooter and one of the best movie tie in of all time.

As everyone says, this was supposed to be Frostpunk in space and it does have the basic and addictive structure in place. But stuff that's automated in other city building games has to be done manually. Your generation ship is made of sectors, but they're not integrated. One could be overflowing with food while another starves, drones will not carry resources unless you go into the annoying resource management screen. A lot of stuff is just obnoxiously unclear, preventing you from achieving basic objectives. You get constant accidents, and everything that can go wrong, does go wrong. Not worth the time investment.

Plays and mostly looks like an Xbox 360 game from 2010. But still fun, in a simple kind of way. No idea why this took so long to develop. Hard Reset was much more complex than this one.

Overall OK, if underwhelming. Think of the prettiest and most "lived in" Gotham, which definitely looks better than Arkham Knight. But, while the dialog is good, the story is average at best and so is the combat, traversal, and overall action. It's also a lot like Marvel's Avengers with all the constant crafting, which isn't really a good thing. Doesn't have any of the impact of the Rocksteady games, but definitely playable and not bad.

Stay away from this garbage. The remaster of the remake of the reboot did nothing. It's still a buggy mess. For me it falls apart in the bank mission, which is the second mission. XIII won't release the hostage no matter what I do. That makes the game unplayable and brings it to a crashing halt. Despicable treatment of what was a good game 20 years ago.

If you like Wreckfest, you'll like this one a lot. It's basically the same thing but with a story, which isn't half bad and isn't afraid to feature what in these troubled times is a "difficult" protagonist. Good Boys get extra points for that. Technically it's a bit of a mess with lots of pop in and inconsistent frame rate, but overall a good destruction derby style racer.

Very pretty Devil May Cry wannabe with some Dark Souls allusions. But the story and gameplay are mediocre and there's lots of overly long exposition and cut scenes. It's OK, but not something to get if you have enough in your library.

This is the first good game Spiders made. It's a fun and thoughtful souls-like that you can tune like Control, with a few difficulty tweaks. The setting is great, the characters are interesting, the upgrade mechanics are cool, the combat is just fine. But of course this is a Spiders game so it has plenty of goofiness and clunky aspects and even with a powerful PC you won't get stable 4K 60 no matter what. It's still quit fun, and the voice actress from Greedfall returns as the main character, which is nice. It's an accessible Soulsborne that can be compelling, where it not for the inconsistent performance. Probably a 6/10.

Ridiculously hard and unfair even on the easiest setting. Enemies have a line of sight on your characters but not the other way around, your people can't hit someone standing right next to them, even early main missions have OP enemies, you never have enough money to pay doctors, there's no easy way to heal...could go on. If you're one of those types with endless time and a masochistic love of muh-challenge then sure, go for it. Otherwise steer clear.

Can't believe I completed this on Xbox back when it came out. Total trash. Play Project Wingman instead. Nothing but a collection of insta fail escort missions, timed missions, hidden target missions...every stage is designed to be annoying in some way even on the easiest setting. That's not why I play video games these days, probably had a lot more patience even just a few years ago.