Review on Psychonauts by Zahir Qarayev

To everyone who hasn't played Psychonauts, heard of it, or hasn't had the chance to, I really suggest it. I thoroughly enjoyed playing and finishing it. The visuals are nonetheless respectable for the period, delightfully humorous, and clearly original. Everyone should play this game, in my opinion, because it offers unique material that skillfully uses comedy to reconcile and merge the game's narrative mindset. It is a game that was made under challenging circumstances, with few opportunities, with significant sacrifices, and with significant work.

If I talk about the present issues, I used the joystick to play this game, but it was really problematic. It detects occasionally but not other times. I've been really busy, to be honest.

I made an attempt to include it into the emulator, but curiously I was still unable to determine how to recognize it. After three to five tries, I generally succeeded. Maybe it's my gamepad to blame. The game contains several really challenging and unpleasant bosses. You could become tired of the aesthetics, the gameplay, and the control after the first five to six hours. You may think it's really difficult, especially in terms of the story's advancement, but as you go along, certain things start to make sense, the game begins to grasp what happened, and it engages you in the narrative to pique your interest and keep you intrigued. Psychonauts, the undisputed ruler of its time, I'm delighted I played you. I've been playing this game over and over for years without getting bored. And I can say that I have won this game at least 10 times.