Recent reviews by Redfeather

This is a fantastic, beautiful game, definitely worth your time and it's as funny as it is brutal. I don't regret regretting every decision I made in this game, it made the experience that much more memorable... but seriously, don't sleep outside.

I built a boat.

I didn't think an 8 pound cat on a small wooden boat could reel in a 2000 pound shark.... but I was wrong.

The game was cheap, so immediately bought it without thinking. I enjoyed it a lot actually, I had mixed feelings about the game while playing it, mainly because I had to fight the same three ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ 50 times, but the game overall was pretty cool and they kept it fresh with new moves/powers throughout the game, totally worth the price (16.99CAD).

I'm not even a big fan of the show, it actually pisses me off a little how lame it can be with the writing sometimes, but I'm a fan of the Last AIr Bender, so I feel sorta obligated to watch Korra. I actually enjoyed the lack of characters and dialog in the game, I know the story was a little weak but it had solid combat and it kept me playing till the end. That said, I like crushing people with rocks and not hearing about shallow love triangles (uhg).

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I recommend the first eighth of this game, past that it's mind numbingly tedious and repetitive, not the story, but the nonstop room to room arena battles. Don't even get me started on the boss fights, hope you like shooting at armor for two hours.

Game starts off really cool, but the begining is the high point. I played the game on the hardest difficulty available (theres one harder if you beat the game) after finding the other ones too easy, the only difference is enemies can take A MILLION shots to the head and still have half health and every other weapon that isn't a sword might as well be a water gun filled with apple juice. ♥♥♥♥

I bought this game out of impulse because I really liked the original. Hoping it would be the same thing but with updated graphics and achievements, I got it right away, but soon found out it was an updated port from the 360 version. Right away I didn't like the music (each level area has a randomized track set, hit and miss) and thought some of the character animations were really awkward. I was pretty quick to dissmiss the game and had a bad taste in my mouth from what in my opinion was an over priced arcade game, but I came back to it a few days later and got hooked. I was able to look past some of the flaws I didn't care for in the game and was able to enjoy it for what it is, a brutal, unforgving yet rewarding platformer.

My only complaint about the game is the unlockable characters, I love the idea of course, but just wish they had some context, seemed like a bunch of random characters with silly outfits, I like the robot, but thats just me.

Overall, I really did enjoy this game, I found the human augmentation controversy to be a subject I really enjoyed and wanted to know as much as I could about it. The game play was solid (with the exception of a poor sniper rifle and boss fights) and had some really great take downs, all with stunning game-play animations and graphics (not including some dev meme jokes that hurt the game for me in the long run). The dialog was also very interesting, I enjoyed the main character and the environments he explores.

Compared it the first Deus Ex, hands down no where close to it in my opinion, I enjoyed the first one much more, and as much as I know it's not fair to go into a game in a series holding the expectations of an earlier successful title, I couldn't help feeling a bit disappointed. This is still a great game and I would recommend it, but just to play the first one first.

This game was ok I guess, it's not like I locked my self in a room for two weeks to play through it.

I haven't even played this game yet