Recent reviews by BabySnakes

It is generally a good experience, free, nothing to lose trying it out.
The f2p model is pretty generous after the changes. Hopefully it's not a bait and switch.
The story is decent so far, expected from the past releases from the writers.
Gameplay is interesting, difficulty was surprisingly high for something that is a mobile game. Combat is nice, however tension and card mechanics seem rather limited currently. Stat and build variety could be somewhat limiting down the road.
UI is fine but can be a bit slow and unintuitive at times.
Soundtrack is pretty good.
On PC, lacks customization options such as rebinding, more graphical options, performance optimization, etc...
Extra download outside the Steam client is unnecessary and should be incorporated into the normal game download.

TLDR: It is free, and overall an above average experience.

Garbage design. Multiplayer in Ashlands does not work

False advertising, should replace "Full controller support" to "Only controller support".
The game simply doesn't work after the latest update.

Was mediocre at launch with a repetitive easy PVE roguelike. Unbalanced characters, weapons, very grindy progression that has a massive influence on how well you can do. Bad map design, some modes being completely unplayable due to bad spawns. The devs remove gamemodes like barricade for no reason.
Most gamemodes are unplayable with gamebreaking issues such as team deathmatch being a constant spawn kill, conquest being completely rng since teams can spawn at the capture point and escort being unplayable due to a bug that lets the cart move on its own without anyone on it.
The latest update made the game unplayable, worsening the performance massively, mostly lower framerate, heavy stutters and frequent crashes. It's impossible to play the game right now.
Even after the hotfix update, the crashing is still present. The memory leaks are rampant too.
Overall the game is really fun when it works but 50% of the time the teams are unbalanced, 30% of the time there are cheaters ruining and 15% of the time you crash.

Soul crushing leveling process: Mostly consists of boring story, horrible quests, forgettable world and repetitively mind numbing gameplay. The game also seems to suffer heavily from feature creep and bloating. It's like they implemented multiple different menus to interface the same thing over and over again as a way to paint it as a new feature while in reality, it's just the same thing being reused. It feels like I'm playing a spreadsheet with all the currencies, menus and numbers. A lot of things also seem time gated which could be predatory as a way to keep people playing the game with a sense of obligation as to not miss out on their timed resources, falling behind the pack.
The queues, and issues are completely unforgivable for the companies, regardless of who's at fault.
I don't know if it is any good later on but it doesn't matter as the early game is part of the game too. I will update this as I progress through the game (if I manage the willpower).

Omori was a massive disappointment. The story is good, the art and music are great for the most part but the gameplay is very boring and completely ruins every other aspect of the game.
Omori suffers heavily because the story and gameplay get separated during the dream parts of the game (which are pretty much 99% of the time you're playing it). During these dream sections the story barely advances for hours on end and the poor RPG mechanics, horrible level design and uninteresting side characters really hurt the game.
The RPG combat system is subpar and boring, it works fine for a small number of hours but without any big changes and new mechanics being introduced, all the enemies and bosses become essentially the same and extremely repetitive. The system is too simplistic for the runtime it gets.
The level design in the dream areas is one of the most painful I've seen in any game. The game tries to extend the gameplay by having "puzzles" but these puzzles are so painfully obvious for anyone older than 5 (and yes, this game isn't for children) that are just a waste of time and at the end up being a different flavour of going to 10 different places, talk or activate something and then progress. It's almost like the levels were made to waste the player's time and inflate the game.
The side characters are uninteresting and exist for barely any reason. They are just filler characters that don't add anything to the game as their interactions with the protagonists are very surface level and don't help the story at all. They all feel like side quest NPCs but they force you a 15 hour long side quest that's mandatory to complete and progress the game.
The dream sections of the game (which makes up the majority of the game) are incredibly boring because of all of this. It just feels like you're wandering around mazes without any purpose, fighting random mobs with a bland RPG combat system and helping random NPCs just to kill time. And hopefully after enough hours of dying inside they let you get another half an hour of decent gameplay.
Overall the game is not worth it, even though there's a good payout at the end, the whole progression until then is just painfully boring. While it is necessary to have some gameplay time to bond and understand the protagonists, the way it was done here was too uninteresting and disrespectful to the player's time. So, you're better off just watching a playthrough and skip the uninteresting majority of the game.

Game was better when it launched, now it rewards camping too much. Apex legends has even more bugs and optimization issues than before. The servers are complete garbage like always. They don't care, each season is just more moneygrab microtransactions with game elements that were developed in a month. The players deserve more than this.

Trash combat trash performance trash movement. Would be good if they made the performance better and change the movement and animations so it doesn't feel bad

Due Process is in early early access and is a good foundation for the future but.. Are you willing to play with around 45 fps all the time, broken animations and major bugs for $25? No? that's why I can't recommend this for most people. The price is simply too steep for a shell of an indie game that is still ages away from completion. What makes things even more difficult is the fact that this is a multiplayer only game which means if it dies you won't be able to play the game you bought anymore. And indie MP games like this die all the time, mostly when the price is too steep to bring in new players to replace the older ones.

gameplay is fine
terrible optimisation
awful story
cringe dialogue

no thx