I have seen this game receive a lot of hate and have seen it receive a lot of praise. For me it’s my favorite game of everything I have played, so I wonder how in my experience so many people hate it. Is it just a loud minority, or am I one of the few that loves the game. I would love to hear your opinions! Please try to keep it spoiler free for the people that haven’t played it!
In like 4 and a half hours, I'll be losing my teenager privileges, and gaining certified UNC status, as well as a bad back, hips, knees, crippling debt probably, and loads of bills to pay
hello everyone ive had a pc for around 6 years and its starting to become outdated(r.i.p soldier) with the way a play games i dont feel the need for a pc anymore so i want to go switch to a console for my casual games but i really cant decide on which console to go with(yes im regarding the steam machine as a console) i already have 3 games on xbox series s (my father’s) and around 46 in steam ive been thinking for weeks on deciding i was gonna go with a ps5 but i genuinely dont know which one is worth getting and i would appreciate yalls wisdom (sorry for any grammar mistakes i learned English primarily through games lol)
it was good, it was actually so good im gonna put it in #2 right behind house of ashes. I loved how you can keep the npcs alive in this game too, i got Williams killed cause I didn't trust Anders as Stafford unfortunately in chapter 2. they definitely improved the chart after TCOFS and i like the rewind feature aswell since you cant do that after every game besides of course TCOFS. im not sure if I enjoyed the reuse of the character models because its the 3rd time ive seen some characters, like (Joe[MOM], Andrew[LH], Carter[SD8020]) or (Charlie[MOM], Daniel[LH], and Mitchell[SD8020]) but I also didn't hate it, as I found myself calling Eisele Taylor the whole game. Definitely more replayable as well, my least favorite is Man Of Medan because they make it replayable in such a lame way, like wdym I can only play as Conrad if Alex dies? but in Directive 8020 you can have a chance to play as everyone in their own respective *evade* scenes. im definitely going to 100% this game! I definitely recommend this one, and I hope to 100% all the other games after it! cant wait for Until Dawn 2
It is shocking how bad this game is
tried to do a different game for every space
Detroit is one of the best games I've ever played.
The first thing that impressed me was the facial animations and character expressions. The androids felt incredibly alive. Even though they're supposed to be machines, they showed emotions like fear, love, hope, and sadness in a way that felt surprisingly real.
What I found interesting is that many people in real life try to hide their emotions, while the androids in this game express them openly. Because of that, I became attached to several characters much faster than I expected.
By the end of the game, I had lost some of my favorite characters. I only spent around six hours with them, but I was still genuinely upset when they died. The game somehow made me care about fictional androids, and I think that's one of its biggest achievements.
The story was also great. Following three different characters with completely different goals kept things interesting. Markus fighting for android freedom, Kara trying to protect Alice, and Connor investigating deviants all had their own unique stories, but they connected together really well.
Another thing I loved was the in-game news system. Reading articles about events I had already experienced from another character's perspective made the world feel much more alive.
The game isn't perfect, though. Movement can feel a little awkward at times. Characters sometimes get stuck on small objects, and the controls can be frustrating when you want to move quickly but the game won't let you. There were also a few visual bugs during cutscenes, but nothing serious.
Overall, despite its flaws, Detroit: Become Human gave me an experience that I won't forget anytime soon. The emotional story, memorable characters, and amazing performances easily outweigh the technical issues.
My rating: 8.6/10.
Before I finish this review, I want to talk about Chloe.
I want to mention is the main menu android. Throughout the game, she greeted me every time I launched it and commented on my progress. At first, I didn't think much about it, but over time I became attached to her.
After finishing the game, she asked me to let her go and make her own choice. Surprisingly, I felt genuinely upset. Part of me wanted to set her free, but another part didn't want to lose a character that had been with me throughout the entire experience.
What makes this moment so memorable is that the game had already spent hours convincing me that androids were more than just machines. Because of that, releasing her didn't feel like deleting a menu character—it felt like saying goodbye to someone I knew. It's a small moment, but it perfectly summarizes the main theme of the game.
I swear im immune to horror games atp. Ive played RE2R, RE3R, RE4R, RE7, RE8, RE9, The Evil Within 1 & 2, Outlast 1 & 2, Outlast Trials, Alien Isolation, DDLC, and OMORI. And I didn't think any of them were scary 😭
The only exception was Outlast, and thats mostly because of the chase parts.
Can anyone recommend a horror game thats genuinely terrifying? Preferably not polyslop, not just a walking simulator, and something that’ll actually make me not want to do the next thing. Thank youuu!
So, my UTDR-avoidant saga is coming to an end soon. I beat Undertale.
Was the game good? Contrary to what I thought, it was mildly enjoyable. I found some of, if not all, the puzzles WAYYY too easy, but the combat and bosses were some of my favorite parts of the game. The game was also short and relatively easy to understand.
I like Papyrus. He made me laugh and made the experience enjoyable whenever I got bored. I liked the emotional parts, but they didn’t hit me as hard as other games.
So I’m gonna run through it to get other endings, but for now, my final rating of Undertale in a numerical scale and the Smash Tier system:
A 7/10, and a B- or C+ Tier.
(Edit: It’s fairly high BECAUSE of the music and combat.)
Next up, Deltarune. I have higher hopes for this one.
As you can see the top. Also wanted to flex a bit. And show off my Riku Wallpaper.
Somehow I’ve avoided spoilers for the franchise as a WHOLE, INCLUDING Deltarune Chapter 5.
I played all this games except Persona 3/5 (i played Dancing)
but i have 5 Royal in my Steam library
Every single time a new game i love comes out i struggle to decide this.
Savoring the game and taking my time with it means I’ll enjoy it every few days instead of just finishing it all in a day or two and moving on
and when i play those games I’ve been waiting a long time for (like Silksong or DELTARUNE or GTA 6 when it comes out) i am very happy while playing them and they are some of the best single-player experiences in my opinion. so i want to savor them and experience them on different days. Especially if i was feeling down so i go play them and forget everything else.
But on the other hand i really enjoy it and really wanna see what happens next in the story and don’t want it to get spoiled online for me
And i also feel like I’m being held back from interacting with the game’s fanbase or watching content on it because of spoilers.
So what are your opinions on this? With every new game i am excited for that releases i think of this
The post being quoted uses the “$60 back then accounted for inflation is actually more than $80 so the price is fine actually” argument that was used by Nintendo fans to justify Mario kart and is now being used by gta 6 fans
Would of done coffie talk 2 but I couldn't get one of the gallery things still loved both.
And I hate toy story mania that game was so horrable and boring.
Am also doing a platinum challenge now I dont knoe if I could finish it but psnprofiles a 1/10 to a 10/10 game (goes by diffaculty) that's what donut county and gardens between are for. I dont know what am getting into for my next game i have avoided spoilers but it's omori. All I know is stuff about suiside and it's depressing. Isn't that just fun
I bought it back in February couple months ago so, What usually is the best thing to consider when this situation happens to anyone?cz I'm feeling frustrated now
Ok so i just got SMT strange journey and i rlly wanna play it but im already playing ff6 and danganronpa. Im about halfway through both games and i have two weeks off school so i was wondering if even though im already playing those i should play smt strqnge journey as well:(
The sale seems pretty good. TBoI got 90% off and so on. I think I'm gonna buy plenty this time