Recent reviews by AusGre

From just seeing the art that this game has set for it's map, is masterful and evoking. Combining so many things I loved seeing in concept art now thrusted into a game. If you are not captivated just by the artwork of the designs, the gameplay holds lots of potential and I want to give the creators the benefit of the doubt that they will push through with what they want to bring to the game and remove much of the jank already.

I am very much interested to get this game more spotlight, we need more independant passion projects that aren't afraid to go past the mainstream style of games and try to introduce a new spin and a great brutal setting.

Not Resident Evil.

First things first, before you buy this game know that it doesn't run on Steam. It uses the Uplay program which to me is a negative. When I buy something on Steam, I would like it to be compatable with Steam and not use another program, which I am forced to download (Not counting MMO Launchers, etc.).

This game is about several characters, who must survive the tripulations of the Great War (WW1) and to do so, must solve different puzzles to advance through each stage. Each stage is also filled with facts about the Great War and little knick-nacks to find throughout the stages. There is also a section of brief diaries that you unlock throughout the game, but give no great insight into the game.

The story is predictable and has the same Hollywood Ending that you would come to expect. The characters are archtypes, with little influence on how they are unique. They are standard good-guys & gals in any video game sense and carry the same archtypes as you would think of their character models.

The puzzles are less than challenging, even without the hintbook which the game offers, you simply need to run around the stage for a few minutes to figure out the simple puzzles. The hardest part of the game comes with digging, not to spoil a part of the game, but it is infuriating rather than challenging. There are some sequences where timing is of the essence, but all that requires is a good eye on what is happening, with the objective plainly in sight.

The artwork is pleasant to look at, with the preference to the details of the enviroment and to the sounds that you can hear in the story. It has a cute and tone heavy artstyle, but little deviance from a PG-13 flick (Ex: You are in a trench, there will be no organs , just dead bodies around and lots of mud). Characters also speak four different languages: English, French, German and Canine.

Overall, this game is something that you can play if you have some spare money and a bit of free time in your hand. Do not expect it to be the next great game on your list however and it is certainly not worth the 14.99$ tag on it's packaging. If you do wish to buy it, I would wait for a sale on the game. It will keep you going for awhile, but not with a great excitement of any sort.

If you want to play a copy of Company of Heroes, but on the otherside of Berlin, buy this game. Then you can buy all the DLCs, so you can keep this horrible game able to birth another monstrosity. Weak graphics, predictable AI and boring, boring, boring gameplay, this game is not a good buy.

I reccomend getting anything else than this game and if you really want a great strategy game, go pick up Blitzkrieg 2 instead of this piece of crap.

I've killed hikers for less than a good pair of pants.

An Interactive Story game, you mae choices that affect who survives and what happens throughout the story. Based off the Walking Dead comic books, it continues the story of Clementine after the original season ended. The game is a great game and I do reccomend it for anyone who likes interactive stories and the Walking Dead series. It's graphics try to emulate a comic book feeling, but I feel that it distacts from the drama and intensity of the game.

Great game, very challenging and worthwhile to complete. At first you might not know where to go, but you'll figure it out as you go. The lore of the whole game is very open for interpretation, which is very unique for any game. Although, the PC port is less than good. I would suggest buying the console version or if you want the PC version and can deal with a capped framerate and resolution, you should do fine. There are also several mods out for the game as well as patches to fix framerate and resolution. You can also play with your friends, but that takes some jiggiling to get working and sometimes it does not always work. Do not play with the computer controls, play with an Xbox controller or with one of those controller emulator programs. (Use a PS3 Controller myself.)