LUCY_FOX'S PROFILE

I too think the reddish should be replaced. A very dark grey or black would fit.
I also think the ground is a bit too noisy compared to the rest of the tiles... It's a bit hard to look at :D

Still playing No Man's Sky... can't help it... I just love the game.
So many boring planets... but sometimes... sometimes you just find something special!
And then the monoliths and the small stories that hint a larger story...
My imagination is starting to go wild with all this stuff O_o
I even started a small journal xD

And I started the new Deus Ex... can't say much about it cause my PC is overheating :( But the first mission was quite fun. :D

I just think a commercial game should get all chances a free one has. After all, we always can set such games on our Christmas wishlist, if they should be too expensive. ;P

And it would be somewhat... unfair to feature some random-not-so-good game cause it's free instead of a commercial one that is great. :)

1. Star stealing Prince
2. OneShot
3. Ib
4. Corrine Cross's Dead and Breakfast
5. To the Moon
6. Stray Cat Crossing
7. Numina
8. Vampries Dawn 2
9. A bird story
10. Miserere

I should play more maker games... xD

Dark Souls 2 I was soooo hyped for the second title... then it came out and in the first few minutes I "felt" it wasn't a "real" Dark Souls. Everything felt different. The atmosphere wasn't as tight as in the first game (expect for Majula), the controls had a strange way of responding (what often lead to my death), the character animations felt as if you would play a moving rock. Most enemies where just dudes with long ranged weapons or heavy tanks who roll on your face, when attacking from behind. The great leveldesign from DS2 was gone completely.
And it did look as if a bunch of kids made the graphics. Engine-wise it looked better. But it was a bit like beginners with RPG Maker. Big empty boring maps with lots of noticable tileable textures. DS1 had a way grungier look, felt super immersive and the levels looked like there could actually once lived some people in the areas. DS2 was just a bunch of randomly thrown together fantasy locations.... which you couldn't even explore a lot.

Dark Souls 3
After DS2 I didn't expected anything at all from 3. In the end... the game was much better that 2, but not nearly as great as DS1 or Bloodborne. Super unfair double-Bossfights everywhere included. (The ones, where you defeated a Boss just to see him fill up his healthbar again and enter into a complete different fight style -.-)
But all together I enjoyed the game.