However, this is also one of these games that definitely does not respect your time: You control 3 characters out of 7, in any given play-through, each of which has a section of the Cave specific to them. The voice-over by the titular Cave added a great deal, as did the constant sprinkle of humorous details found in the Cave (such as nonsensical archaeological displays in the future, and the Tardis embedded in the bedrock), and the capricious nature of the puzzles, with collateral damage ranging from a single death to a hundred million of innocent lives lost. and my dignity.Īn charming light, puzzle-platformer from Double Fine. However, at less than $1, all I lost was time. The premise can be described as 1984 if The Party was a corporation, but mostly it just defies explanation. Crudely handdrawn graphics, surreal humor, meat, and memes, packaged in the form of a very simple, old-school RPG. It's an RPG? I got this after it was mentioned in the Steam community thread, and it was a rather odd experience. However, I do hope that the studio will build upon what they've accomplished here, since I could definitely do with more shooters like this one. Sliding was also a bit impractical on my keyboard, which led to some silly deaths. Possibly due to the hud, and due to weapons not being ordered according to when you acquire them. My only complaint is that I found weapon switching to be a bit unintuitive, but I am not sure why. I had heard a some positive about this game, but I was still pleasantly surprised at most aspects of the game, in particular the great characters and world-building. Game 1: Wolfenstein: The New Order - ~9 hours Moving the previous two games I posted here, along with a 3rd game, so that I can use my first post as a master list: The game itself is ok, very over rated imo, it looks gorgeous but they have dialogue running throughout the game which is impossible to follow with the chaos on screen, and you can just cruise by the game with auto shots until the aformentioned last chapters. I could do it on easy (I think?) but you cant change difficulty without restarting the game and I just cant be arsed to do that again (even if its very short). Basically told myself "why am I doing this im not having fun" and called it. Some of the worst difficulty scaling / spike Ive ever seen as the game is one of the easiest games ever in the first 4 levels, then all of a sudden chapters 5 and 6 (which are basically just bosses) it becomes way too hard (in my opinion of course), the ch5 boss almost made me rage quit and the chapter 6 boss did make me rage quit as I already said. One of the easiest recomendations in ages, especially at the prices it usually goes for.ģ hours because I spent about 1 hour on the last boss before I gave up and deleted the game before I thre my controller at my screen or something. If you are not into the whole side stuff collectathon, you can still get a meaty 8 hours or so I'd imagine for the main story only. Sound design is amazing (barely any music but alot of music and sound cues very much like a movie), everything sounds super nasty from the engines to the impact sounds (I never got tired of kicking down a door to open it, so satisfying), story is ok-ish with some colorful characters (Chumbucket best new character of 2016) and a great ending (something games usually fail at as we know), just a overall very well made, very satisfying package. Might be my HDD tho), gameplay is fun and both the driving and the fighting feel great, really impactful. Looks beautiful, runs amazing (never dropped from 60 even on those ridiculous storms, except when it autoaved.Dark Souls 3 had the same problem, stupid auto saves. When I took some time off work I saw myself playing Dark Souls 3 for 50 hours or so (which I did), I did not however see me play Mad MAx of all games for over 40 hours.
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