LoganFazbear

As a person whose first game from Bloober Team was this, it is a good start. While not perfect with some of its buggy glitchiness here and there, and a final act that drags a bit too long, this is a solid attempt at a Blair Witch game that treats the source material with respect. Summary: It's 1996. A young boy disappears in the Black Hills Forest near Burkittsville, Maryland. As Ellis, a former police officer with a troubled past, you join the search. What starts as an ordinary investigation soon turns into an endless nightmare as you confront your fears and the Blair Witch, a mysterious force that haunts the woods. What I like about the game is how well the atmosphere is done. The visuals are amazing, and graphic wise, it's a strong suit. And you're companion Bullet is a nice addition to ease your anxiety in stressful situations. Story wise, it's great, investigating a missing 9 year old with tapes that are clues to his disappearance is very unique gameplay as well. Especially with the neat element of being able to MANIPULATE TIME with them, almost like the crime reconstructions in the batman games. When you encounter your first monster later, it can get really intense in the best way possible. With all of that come the negatives. Those being it is really, REALLY easy to get lost for one. And that is really frustrating! Sometimes you go in a loop on purpose for the story. But other times, immersion can be broken by one little invisible barrier. And it doesn't help when Bullet can't tell you the proper way to go when you tell him to 'seek'. Fighting the monsters can also get repetitive considering throughout about 2/3 of this 6 hour or less game, it's the same basic mechanic. They finally switch things up later, but it's in like the last half hour, which in of itself, DRAGS! It's almost like in the finale, it doesn't know when to end, and it's tedious and boring. Which is a shame, considering for the most part, the scare factor was on point. Not to forget about characters, you really don't care about Jess (Ellis' ex-wife). Sheriff Lanninf, cool. Bullet, awesome. Carver, good antagonist. Jess, pointless and doesn't add to the story at all other than just to be another tragic figure to add to the main character's life. While certainly not flawless, and the $30 original asking price is a bit much (I paid about $9 for it on sale), it is a good attempt for a Blair Witch game, and a solid attempt at a horror game in general.

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Little Nightmares II is a decent follow up to a great game, albeit more frustrating and reliant on trial and error to progress. It has a spooky atmosphere, amazing visuals, great sound design, and tense moments to keep you on your toes. It also adds some combat to the mix as a way to spice things up a little bit. It has all the good stuff it's predecessor had, but can become irritating fast with some of the puzzles being a guessing game of what you had to do. And about that combat; one keyword to describe it: clunky. Simply put, if some things were a bit more balanced with the narrative and the gameplay itself, this could've earned at least an 8 or 9. But as of now, it remains decent at best.

What do you get when you mix Guitar Hero + Lightsabers + VR? You get Beat Saber. That is a sentence you thought people would never say in their life isn't it? But all jokes aside, this game is VERY fun! This game is fun slice n' dice rhythm, at the same time a great workout and very good exercise on the body. There is nothing more satisfying in this game than cutting up boxes to the time of the beat of a song and nailing down your first full combo. What more can be said?

SWTFU is an amazing game. The controls can be clunky at times, and the game is difficult as hell, but the overall experience is fun when you're hackin' n' slashin' your way through rebel soldiers or stormtroopers.

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Halo 2 in my opinion is probably not as good as Halo: Combat Evolved, but it is pretty darn close. If perhaps the difficulty for the game was maybe tweaked a little bit and such, then it would probably be just as good as Halo 1. But while the game is more difficult than Halo 1, it is still a fun experience. And it's no wonder how Master Chief is still an icon in video games today!

It can get a bit repetitive if you keep dying over and over again so many times from Slender Man or Masky (or whatever the thing is called). But its creepy atmosphere and dark looking yet pretty levels make this a worthy sequel to Slender: The Eight Pages.

This game is the "Ultimate Custom Night". And holy **** can it be hard on 50/20 mode. It seemed almost impossible for Dawko to beat this, but he did. For me, I don't think I'll be able to; to be honest.

This game was scary ass fun! I really liked playing this game! Weird how I'm reviewing the game even though it came out a year ago, but since there was a new story mode, I found it appropriate, after all, the game is almost a year old!