Recent reviews by Pita26

An interesting take on the MOBA genre. It provides a good amount of champs with a good deal of variation between champs. Some of the champs need to be balanced or reworked, but overall this game provides a fun experience.

If you don't already know, Telltale Games The Walking Dead is an experience that you simply cannot miss. It's the only game I've played other than Papers, Please that has made me feel connected to the characters at a level beyond the player and character. These characters and their stories become a part of your experience just as much as your everyday experiences. This is truly a fine addition to the world that has been created around Robert Kirkman's masterpiece The Walking Dead.

If there is one thing about Gunpoint that can be legitimately scrutinized it is the fact that there is simply not enough of it to play.

A satisfying mixture of frustration and achievement, this game will leave your brain hurting and your thought process changed.

Incredibly smart and inventive. While I can hold my own in most strategy games, I continually find myself challenged by Frozen Synapse. Even the most well thought out strategies can crumble when the smallest of details (for example, whether or not your unit is running or aiming down sight) can change the outcome of an entire battle. Place an interesting story over top this challenge and add a unique gameplay with colorfully simplistic visuals and you have an interesting game that you're sure to spend hours on.

When I started playing Papers, Please I initially thought "this is kinda dull. Micromanagement in video game form? I'm good." But as I progressed more I began witnessing a narrative that unfolded based solely on my own decisions, a story that actually revolved around my character and the world that this character exists in. But this narrative didn't end there as characters began entering into my checkpoint and asking for favors that spanned acrossed several days in the game; favors like allowing loved ones to pass through or to confiscate documents to aid another in pursuing a murderer. And to top all of this off, if you allow unapproved individuals through or prevent approved individuals from passing then your wages are docked and your family may not eat or have a place to live. But the most phenomenal aspect of this all? Every single little decision affects the outcome of the story, and your family's safety and security depend on you making the right decisions from day one. To summarize all of that into one small concise statement: never have I, not even in huge triple A titles, seen a world so immersive and incredibly, heartbreakingly real that I have actually felt bad for not achieving a goal laid out within the games' world.

A contra-esque 2D side scroller that doesn't skimp on the difficulty. This one certainly isn't for the feint of heart, and it may be short, but defeating that final boss is one of the more rewarding achievements in recent gaming history, as far as I'm concerned! Definitely recommend this game!

An incredibly addictive and massively fun strategy game that's great for passing the time and easily accessible for those not particularly used to playing strategy games.

This is, quite frankly, the best first person shooter I've played in a long time. Honestly, the best I've played since the first Darkness game! The story is original and enthralling and the new quad-wielding system allows for incredibly diverse kills and combos. The main campaign may be a little short and not excessively challenging, but the addition of a New Game mode and the added Vendettas campaign more than makes up for that. A great game that I highly suggest you play.

A fun game with lovable characters and an amusing story. Although the single player puzzles are lacking in difficulty, the ability to make your own puzzles adds endless amounts of replay value.