5unB3am Game Reviews (WORK IN PROGRESS)

Satisfactory is a first-person factory builder that puts you in an unknown planet with the goal of utilizing its lush resources to produce goods that can be used to progress and upgrade your factory. The visuals are very well done with a unique style that compliments it well. Just as you begin to reach your factory's limit a new resource becomes collectable and with it even more options for production. I do understand this sort of getting better just to be better isn't for everyone but I felt the relaxing tone it gave was a nice contrast to other games that require focus constantly. I could take hours just running around doing nothing while my minors automatically gathered iron and copper. Or I could plan out a new layout for an upcoming factory. Heck if trains are your thing you could automate a rail system and catch a ride back and forth as it moves materials from factory to factory.

It is very hard to review Inscyption without spoiling it, but I'll give it a shot. Similar to Undertale, Inscyption is best played blind. Waking up within a cabin, you must outplay the game master of sorts in a sacrifice based roguelike deckbuilder. You have to play weaker cards in your hand to offer enough blood to satisfy your heavy hitters. The story is rich and tells of something MUCH bigger happening behind the scenes. In order to get an understanding of the world you find yourself in, you must work alongside some special cards that have more than a mind of their own. At points you are demanded to get up from your game board and take a look around. Rather quickly you will discover that defeating the keeper of the cabin is only half the puzzle...

This game is a masterpiece, beautiful story, amazing sound, awesome visuals, outstanding game mechanics. The only thing keeping this game from a 10/10 is the sort of abandonment Titanfall has gone through, more on that later. The story is quite complex, but put simply

Enter the Gungeon might possibly be one of the silliest, most creative games I have played. The story sees you, a adventurer wanting to kill their past, finding odd firearms, flipping tables, and gunning down living bullets with guns of their own. While it's gameplay is grounded in "dodge stuff, shoot things", the way you do it feels awesome and unique. Every weapon and passive feels clever and special. Synergies keep things fresh. Bosses are difficult resulting in a great feeling upon finally defeating one. The graphics are pixel based which is backed by the visual gags and humor. The music matches the mood and atmosphere the game is presenting.