Recent reviews by Mad Filter

A big step up from the first game, "WOWOWOW KORONE BOX". The pixel art is top tier; enemy bullets and special moves are well highlighted, which makes it easier to spot. Amazing artwork on all the boss battle encounters.

There is also a skill-up system and a bunch of stuff to unlock to create your unique build. It's a great-hidden gem with a lot of passion. All the talents have their own unique fighting style, and they all have battle phases, which means a different fighting pattern on each phase!

That's crazy for like, under 10 bucks you get a pretty bug-free game with a lot of content and the game isn't even finished yet. Just take my wallet! You don't even need to know about hololive and I don't really play bullet hell games and still enjoyed it. Just download the demo and give it a try.

This game is kinda a mixed a bag. It's overall a good game, the visuals are stunning and captures the World War Z premise pretty well with all those waves of running zombies, but it has it's fair share of bugs and design flaws.

What I hate the most is the invisible dmg trail that happens before you get overrun by zombies. It's just an invisible trigger block of heavy dmg that gets turned on when x zombies are breaking through certain defenses.

The bots teammates in this game will never reach the level of L4D. They are incredibly dumb and do only the minimum to survive. It's a pain in the butt to keep them alive on harder difficulties.

There is also a bunch of controversy like First Person being paywalled and how easy it is to obtain lvl 999 through obtaining modified save data.

If you plan to 100% this game then good luck with the dead multiplayer mode where the games offers a bunch of gamemodes focusing on team fights. You have to gather a bunch of people for that alone which req. time and patience.

Ok, not everything is bad. They did a good job on the replayability of this game though with all those level-up systems with your weapons or your class and daily/weekly challenges. It is very grindy to max out everything, just enjoy the process and do it at your own pace so you don't get burned out.

It's a fun little management game where you can sink in a bit of your time on it.

A great cutesy climbing game with some creative survival mechanics. The replay value is pretty good due to the random biome layout being generated each day. Very enjoyable with friends or people in the community. Most of the runs are pretty chill if you try to play it with random people. It was an enjoyable experience.

The game has only two maps and each of them has different killers and objectives, but the content it offers is superb. It is an underrated Gem imo and for a few bucks it is very affordable to try it out with some friends.

It's a low poly survival game which is still in early access, but at an enjoyable playable state.

Despair is a pretty decent Resident Evilish game. It is definitely not high budget, the animations are clunky and the AI of the enemies are pretty much basic.

Enemies can get stunned, they can even grab players and some of them even have unique kill animations. The level design looks good, but some areas are too spacious. I didn't encounter any game breaking bugs or broken achievements.

It is a pretty solid game which can be completed in under a hour.

Until You Fall is a simple yet polished lite rogue game with an addicting combat system.
The game is melee combat focused, offering a variety of different weapons for any kind of playstyle.

Every enemy has a set of attack pattern, and you can see them before they attack. You have react fast to parry, evade and counter them with your own attacks.

There are two upgrade systems in this game: At the end of each stage, you can choose a temporary upgrade for the current session until the final stage and if you die, you get some resources to upgrade or unlock new weapons.

The combat system works surprisingly well in VR. You have to learn attack patterns and up your reaction time at parrying. It's pretty much game over if you lose your focus.

Definitely an underrated gem here. I would love to play more games with a combat system like this.

It's a decent game, but not as good as Flare NuiNui Quest or Chrono Gear.

It feels like a bullet hell game. There is too much stuff going on in the screen, so enemy bullets are harder to spot. The plot is incredible simple and the game is very short. I beat the game in under 2 hours on hard difficulty.

I wouldn't buy it for the full price.

I didn't expect such a fleshed out platformer game. It's so good and exceeded my expectations. You don't need to know anything about Hololive or being good at this specific genre. Everything is well explained in a polished database system.

The story is great, it's like watching a good anime. There is a lot of content and great animation scenes here. It offers a bunch of refreshing game mechanics, keeping it entertaining until the end.