Amun
Akta

OMG, I don't know how I haven't played this game earlier. For those who don't know, this game is about a Celtic warrior with schizophrenia/psychosis that goes to Hellhiem to retrieve her loved one's soul. I love mythology and theology. Greek is my favorite, but Norse is a close second. Then there is the mental health theme. This are two topics that, at first I thought wouldn't work together but Ninja Theory nailed it. The mental illness part is very well handed and fells real. I really happy to see this theme handled with the care and respect it deserves. The gameplay is simple works well. Some say that the combat is janky and not that good. I disagree. The slashes fell powerful and meaty. The parry is heavy and you fell the force of the impact. The only thing I don't like about the combat system is the enemy lock. I really hate that part, and it took a long type to get used to it. The graphics are pretty damn good looking for a (technically) indie studio. The facial animations are amazing and really life like. The voice acting and performance are top notch. You fell what Senua is felling. You look in her eyes and you undestand her. Now, the sound, the FRICKING SOUND. It is probably the best technical part of the game. The music is amazing. It fells grandiose and big. I have the Hellblade's OST on Spotify and I have been listening to it non stop. The ASMR like voices that circle your head all the time while you play are a great way to make you enter Senua's head space. The ambient sounds really suck you in to that scenery. This is something I have to say. I can praise this game for hours, but there is a big problem for me. I can't replay it. It is such a heavy and gut punching game that it's really difficult for me to get though it again. If you have some problem, like for example autism it might be difficult to play it at all. Overall it's a really immersive, engaging experience that will captivate you, while punch you in the gut all though out it's 8 hour duration.

«Blew my mind»

«Constantly dying and enjoy it»

Very cool. The controls, in the beginning, are a bit wanky, but after the first or second hour, I got used to them and the mechanics. The graphics are good and the music too. Also, it's pretty good in historical terms. The weapons, armour and some of the movements are pretty spot on. They are not those fantastic and over the top looking. And I like this since I'm a History Buff. But to me, the best part is the community. It's great, honestly. Everyone is a memester and a cool guy.

«Just one more turn»

«Can’t stop playing»

I'm not used to pc gaming to be honest, so the controls were a bit iffy in the beggining but I quickly got over that. The graphics are pretty good. Beautiful at points. The in-game economy works well and has constant flux of animals. The modular building works pretty well. In the beggining I was a bit worried about it, but ended out working flawlessly. It's a relaxing game to play after a stressful day.

«Sit back and relax»

It's is a pretty good zombie game. At first I thought that it was going to be just another stupid, bad, cliche zombie game. But the inclusion of parkour mechanics and free running really mixed things up a bit. As well as the degradable weapons and weapon attachments. The combat mechanics were pretty solid. Both melee and shooting are really good. When you crack a head with a hammer or blow it with a bullet or curb stomp a zombie, it fells really satisfactory. (please don't call the police) The story is a bit cliche, but cliche doesn't mean bad. It's just ok. The obvious focus of this game is the parkour and the combat. The story takes a step back to the rest of the game. Overall, pretty nice.

«Sit back and relax»

«Underrated»