Nylige anmeldelser av hitodama

Dunno what it tells about me as a person, but I love this game! ='D It is unlike pretty much any other game, which is darn respectable in this day and age when it sometimes feels like everything has been done a thousand times already. The game is also occasionally mildly disturbing and grim in an unusually lifelike way, which is by no means a bad thing. It serves as a reminder of how things pretty much were a few decades ago in some parts of the world - and, I'm sure of it, how they still are in some places. And even so the game doesn't feel like it's preaching or trying to give a lecture; instead it just states how things are and how all sorts of people try to roll with it the best they can.

Oh god, this game was way too difficult for my sausage fingers and poor sense of direction! Some sort of in-game map would've made navigating so much easier, as now I actually had to draw my own after getting lost over and over again. On top of everything else, when I finally got to the end, I couldn't figure out the darn password you need to beat the game. After looking it up I STILL don't understand how you were supposed to derive it from the hints the game gave you, hahah. So yeah, certainly an amusing and nostalgic adventure platformer, but it sure wasn't made for a casual gamer like me.

The game of my soul.

Everyone and their mothers know how good game this is by now - not certainly a game for everybody, but still an amazing experience! The music is phenomenal and even though I've seen several Let's plays of this before, I still managed to find new areas and other little tidbits I hadn't seen before while playing it through myself.

An underwater exploration that is worth every penny spent on it! The game has an overall amazing atmosphere that takes full advantage of its dark environment and light effects. It would've benefitted of having a map, but I did managed to get through even without it.

A refreshingly old-school text adventure that I really enjoyed! There were some parts where I needed to "try everything on everything" as I didn't know what sort of command the game was waiting for, but that's just what happens with this sort of games. Overall I had fun while playing the game, but the ending was a bit disappointing.

A really short and not all that interactive, but still something really worth experiencing! The music and the atmosphere gave me some serious chills.

A really dang nostalgic story adventure! I had a lot of fun with all the little gimmicks like unlockable icons, random profile texts of people in your Steam friends list, deliberate typos and such. The game's story was also alright, but what I found pretty disappointing was how much choices the game offered you and how you actually could change some things in the story, but nothing still affected the ending at all. That left a bit bad taste in my mouth afterwards, but the playing part itself was pretty amusing!

A bite-sized visual novel with pretty art and music but not maybe all that memorable story. The characters were a bit annoying from time to time, but not enough to make me want to quit the game before finishing it. There were also some collectables that required playing the game through for a couple of times, but fortunately it was possible to fast-forward through the dialogue. I was playing the free version so the collectables didn't actually unlock anything, which was a bit confusing until I realized there is also a paid version available and that apparently contains some extra content. All in all I would recommend trying this out if you have a craving for visual novels but no money to spend on them!

Very short but also dang intriguing game! It's best to play it without knowing anything about it beforehand, so just go ahead and give it a try.