Recent reviews by Pajamasaurus

4.5/10

Seriously? If you want a FPS zombie game that you can play with friends, you could get this game... or, I would suggest any other one out there. It is slow moving... in character speed and combat flow. Expect to die from that zombie with it's back to you before you can swing the axe at it is the level of slow I am referring to. This feels like the basic blueprint for games like the L4D series. My opinion? Like the zombie hordes, steer clear if you don't have proper equipment.

7/10

It's old. The graphics show it. It's loosely based on D and D (D20) systems. It is a classic. Cult classic, if you will. Few games offer the depth that this game has offered to it's players, even to this date. If you can find this game for 20 or under, I still recommend you pick this up, even if to just pass the time. It is well worth the grab.

8.5/10

The curse of the sequels is something that haunts games and movies. It is a curse that states time and time again, the sequel will never live up to the hype of the original. The first Sanctum seamlessly blended the tower defense and FPS genres, which raised the bar for a sequel even further. Sanctum 2 came out with guns and turrets blazing and never stopped. It surpassed an excellent game like the original in a massive way like few have ever managed to do. If you can find this game for 30 or under, grab it.

7.75/10

Turret Defense meets first person shooter. I admit, I was extremely skeptical when I saw that. Honestly, if any two uncommon genre mash-ups have ever been done well, this is the one to take the cake. Seemlessy, the two different genres play hand in hand and they do not disappoint on either scale. A great grab if you can for 20 or under.

7.5/10

Tactics games meet future alien invasion? Can this be a thing? XCOM: EU answers that question in style. It is a game that chose what it was going to be and nailed it. As much as I praise this game, though, it doesn't do as good of a job at holding your interest for more than a few plathroughs. This could possibly be due to the length of the story and that is seems designed to be a game that you play over and over. If you are a fan of tactics, this is worth the grab, but it won't be long for something else to catch your eye.

7/10

The curse of sequels is something that has plagued video games and movies since they began. Few sequels live up to the hype of the original, and L4D2 is no exception. Though, at it's core, it holds much in terms of similarity to it's original, the characters feel flat compared to the original. Still a good grab, but if you have to make a choice, grab the original.

8/10

Few games will ever live up to this as a great online team oriented game. Grab a friend or three and head out against the hordes of zombies that are before you... and trust me, you will never look at the word, "Witch," the same again. If you don't own this game, you need to.

8.75/10

This is not Final Fantasy. This is, however, a game that is on par with them. An excellent combat system and storyline that drives you deeper and deeper. It is a product of genius on when you look at the approach taken to large scale combat. I did find it to be annoying that some side quests must be done before certain story points or you miss out on them forever, but overall, I highly recommend this game.

7.75/10

I am a hardcore Final Fantasy Tactics fan. As such, I have searched over and over for a game of the same genre and style that can live up to it's hype. Due to this bias, games like it are harder than normal for me to review. Agarest: G of W is not a game on par, but it is undoubtedly an exceptionally well done and well thought out turn based tactics game. I admit, I did feel the story is both a strong and weak point, but the first campaign alone was beautiful. Worth a grab if you can get it for 20 or under.

9/10

A fast and action packed first person shooter that seemlessly brings melee weaponry into the flow. Space ninjas? Who knew it could be caprtured so perfectly? Frequent updates and monitoring for bugs. Bugs in the terrain do happen, but it is easily overlooked. Though I do highly recommend this game, be prepared to drop at least 20 nto this game for weapon and new character slots. Well worth it, though.