Reviews - notepadmin

This game is fantastically fun. Can be difficult in some parts, as the enemies seem like they have a lot more health then your officers sometimes, but in most cases it's possible to get through a level with everyone alive. All in all, fantastic game and I spent a whole 6 months playing this game on my phone.

Seems like a decent and well put together game, though I don't find myself dragged into it. It's something that I can see myself playing but not something I see myself drawn back to again and again.
Combat is simple attack and dodge, and the ability to build and destroy makes for creative play where the materials are available.

I keep this game on my flash drive because it's a fun way to pass the time when there's nothing else to do. It has a simple core loop that plays well, and influences certain strategies and makes sure you know what's at stake if you win/lose. You can rescue the hostage for more gear the next level, or leave him behind (or he dies) and, if you survive you can still move on, but without the additional supplies. Wonderful, fun game.

Pretty much Dayz as lo-poly. Fun game however, and the harder difficulties make it much more invigorating once you do well, but can be a nightmare to try and play through on a fresh character.

Grabbed delver way back in the day, and it's been a fantastic roguelike, using 2d models in a 3d world. It keeps to its style well, and plays just difficult enough that I've only beat the game once. The player carries points/gold over between games which allows them to purchase a couple of things in the shop before they embark.

This was a fun game back in the day, though sometimes losing one player to the zombies team would effectively mean the endgame for the survivors.

I've always had a good time playing this game, ever since the demo they released years and years ago. The multiplayer is chaotic and incredibly fun, for sure.

Demo for this game is pretty competent considering the developers have been working for the past 3 years on completely volunteer time. the creation of multiple maps with multiple game modes and an at least somewhat engaging concept of combined arms combat is more content than I see from some development studios these days. Hoping their Kickstarter achieves success (and yes, I'm pledging)