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Cyberpunk 2077 - Piggyback Interactive Map
Created on 15 December, 2023 00:32
Cyberpunk 2077 - Piggyback Interactive Map

Should not be on GOG

The description clearly says: "to access it, requires an online connection to a 3rd party provider"... Why is this sold on GOG? This will be useless the moment this "3rd party provider" shuts the service down! And that is antithetical to GOG's whole preservation mission!

9 gamers found this review helpful
GOG Kinky Bundle
This game is no longer available in our store
Created on 20 March, 2023 17:27
Updated on 20 March, 2023 17:27
GOG Kinky Bundle

weebs

Weebs are disgusting. End of story.

24 gamers found this review helpful
Of Blades & Tails
Created on 13 March, 2023 15:38
Of Blades & Tails

A pleasant surprise!

I tried this game on a whim, and HELLO?! Did not expect to get this hooked! This game manages to be both stressful and relaxing at the same time - one moment you're discovering fun little areas, the next you're left wondering how two enemies managed to whack and push you around into 20% health in a single turn..! The game is a little difficult at the beginning, but it eases you in, while still keeping you on your toes from time to time. This is also one of the best Early Access games I've ever tried - it's really easy to jump back in as updates come out, and there's plenty to do already. Excited for more! :D I wish I could do a 4.5 star review, as it's EA and definitely needs some QoL improvements - but 4 felt too little, especially with the dev being so active, so you get a 5 :')

24 gamers found this review helpful
The First Tree
Created on 06 July, 2021 03:43
Updated on 06 July, 2021 04:05
The First Tree

Even for free I didn't like it...

I got this game for free a while ago on Epic. I gave it a go because the screenshots looked nice and I thought I'd get a nice little indie experience, but the reality was not quite what I expected. This game is as close to what is best described as a "walking simulator" as it gets. There's so much walking from A to B that this is actually also the first (and only!) game that made me create a macro that kept W pressed W for me, so I didn't have to... The core gameplay mechanic is that you walk around the map looking for "memories" to uncover for the story to be told. In reality, it's as simple as scanning the horizon, finding areas with a huge light column extending toward the sky and walking towards it. You approach the spot, you find a little pile of dirt and you press E to play a story segment. Not all segments are marked, but that's basically all there is to it "gameplay" wise. The graphics are nice and simple, but a lot of items have mis-matched art styles and terrible shaders with overdone bump maps (because the author/dev used a bunch of free Unity assets to build the game, as per his commentary). The grass draw distance leaves something to be desired. The trees repeat...a LOT. At least they could have been rotated a bit... The levels are somewhat large for what it is but, otherwise, empty - you end up walking for a long time just because, with nothing to really do while you're walking. Story? It's a conversation between a guy and his wife, where the guy is talking about his daddy issues. You are essentially listening to a home therapy session, which, I guess, some people might enjoy, but to me and my missis it felt quite bland. There are stars to collect in each level for a total of 150 and they're extremely easy to find if you're an experienced player. They are then used for something at the end of the game. Overall, it's a walking sim with a therapy session built by one guy - nothing more. Maybe worth it for a buck, but not the full asking price.

5 gamers found this review helpful