Recent reviews by Rayden_Greywolf

Its.....okay. But it really suffers without including the next Trivia Murder Party, which is going to be a standalone. The games included are pretty forgettable, and my group quickly found ourselves going back to some of the previous packs.

I knew going in this wasn't going to be an amazing game or really anything like the original. But even so, I was surprised at how.....little to this game there is. It feels grossly empty. Its pretty to look at and the sound effects are great, but that's about all this game has going for it.

TABS is a delightfully silly battle sim with a continually expanding list of content, now including a custom unit creator, which opens up the game considerably. Well worth the purchase!

I went into this having not really looked at any of the reviews, only remembering a few minutes of gameplay from years back. The game starts out slow, but promising, as you learn the basic rules of survival, sneaking around, fighting, etc. As you start to explore the first small town and get introduced to the survivor community mechanics you begin to get this feeling that you're eventually gonna create something epic in scope, gathering groups of survivors, dealing with other factions, building up your colony.......and then its just one slow tease until the main story is over and you're left wondering why you put time into all of it.

As others have said, State of Decay has many good, different, ideas, but none of them are really developed. I'm nearly finished with the game and up until I checked the wiki, I legit thought everything thus far had just been a starting region, and that afterwards the real game would start. I enjoyed most of the game at first, but after awhile I started to wonder where the story and danger were, because my home base never really was in any trouble. The factions you meet never seemed to do anything interesting other than giving some minor benefits after doing a couple missions for them. The base building never gets anywhere, because you'll never lack supplies beyond building the bare minimum.

All of this combined with fairly consistent bugs and repetitiveness results in a frustratingly teasing game that leads you on, when ultimately there's nothing of substance. I'm annoyed that I put as much time into it as I did.

A fine thematic and pretty digital furry board game. It has a bit of a learning curve, especially since there's various small details that aren't covered in the tutorial, which can make your first few games feel overly chaotic and random. There is a good deal of luck involved, but you can learn how to mitigate it reasonably enough. With great art, music/sound design, and fun dice collecting, Armello is definitely a game worth getting, especially while on sale.

A somewhat bare-bones western fps, but surprisngly fun, and free!

A fun little platform turret attack/defend style game with a great soundtrack, and amusing characters.

A fun little trivia game with attitude. The episodes are a bit short, but there's lots of them, all with lots of variety of questions and "prizes" you can earn.

Definitely worth a buy if you're a fan of trivia games and pop culture references.

An interesting, unique turnbased strategy/base building game that breaks the mold of many games currently on the market. Original and fun, XCOM is a game I'd definitely recommend.