Recent reviews by D1nkinator

Very fun, got to go mad (because the squid was big)

Pros:
-Runs smoothly on max settings, even on a budget PC
-Fast load times
-Supporting online(ish) community
-Still in Beta so there's opportunity for improvement
Cons:
-Nothing really groundbreaking added to justify pricetag
-Lots of bulk text in learning the skill system
-No subtitles (minor but would be a nice option)
-No difficulty sliders, game is pretty easy if you played Diablo 3 or similar games
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Is this game bad? No. But I still don't recommend you to buy it, at least at the time of this review. It's the same isometric hack and slash game play we've had for years now that's been recycled by diablo clones for just as long. Where this game falls off is a sense of weight to your skills, even turning on screen shake for most skills felt lackluster. The game throws (relatively) small hordes of enemies at you that offer little real challenge. If you want to play Diablo but with slightly less rigid classes, then buy this. You'll probably get your money's worth. But if you're looking for a title that can define itself as unique in the sea of isometric ARPGs, you're better off playing Path of Exiles.

For the prive, Reveal the Deep delivers a surprisingly good mage, worth every penny. The atmosphere is great and, if the story ever gets lengthened, I can see this easily being woth $15. 8/10, wish it were longer

Fantastic FPS which sets a new view on the whole shooter franchise. The cartoony style along with the humor really does make this a must play for all players who want to experience something really out of this world. Even in the beginning you are faced with a choice that needs to be thought on: which character. Each one has its own pros and cons, pushing players away from the "This character rules them all" theme of most RPGs. You can't help but fall in love with the great variety of characters, even that annoying CL4P-TP unit that seems to think of you as his (I think it's a boy, you can never tell with robots) minion. This game is definitely a 10/10 and a must play for all who want something completely different from the normal members of the FPS genre.

Robocraft: Where the blocks from Minecraft meet Lego: Mindstorms. Overall, this is a good game, putting aside some *ahem* "minor" server issues every once in awhile. The concept is actually pretty sweet: Build a robot, strap some guns on it, and pit it against other robots. Sounds like a geek's paradise.
The game is missing a few key components that could really kick it off. For instance, you should be able to challenge your friends and squad members to intense 1v1 matches, which you are currently unable to do. Adding another game type other than "Capture the Base" wouldn't hurt either.
I would recommend this game; 3/5 stars.