Recent reviews by Battercup

Deplorable performance for a game in development this long with this much support. Potential is there, but this doesn't feel any closer to completion than it did years ago.

An excellent digital board game styled experience! Armello combines strategic planning with unexpected events, resulting on an ever changing battlefield to adapt to. It runs on pretty much anything while still holding an excellent visual style, acommpanied by a just as excellent sound track. Worth the buy if you haven't had the chance to try it yet!

You play with the promise that at some point, your grinding will turn into an enjoyable game experience. That promise is about as empty as the universe you fly through,

An excellent little platformer with a unique style that just makes you feel good. While some parts could have been better designed, the game as a whole is fairly easy to play through. The story line, while having a strong beginnning and end, falls somewhat flat in the middle.

I would recommend waiting for a sale to buy this, as the play time is very short but well done. Some say they took about 4-5 hours to complete, while I was able to finish it in 2 1/2 hours. It's worth noting that shortcuts are almost everywhere if you look, which can very greatly affect how long this takes.

Excellent port, but Rockstar just doesn't get it. If you experience motion sickness from low FOV, you'll be banned for using a mod to fix that, even though Rockstar refused to patch in a fix.

Leading people on about allowing mods and shutting it down a few weeks after release is not acceptable.

I don't typically throw the term art around when refering to games, but this one deserves the title more over. The simplistic atmosphere and exceptional soundtracks creates a calm atmosphere while playing. The feeling the game creates helps to think when solving the tasks presented. This twist on the classic minesweeper takes a little getting used to at first, but quickly teachers you most of what you'll need to know.

Despite the legnth being a little shorter than desired, my only real complaint is the tutorial system. This worked fine until World 3, which after I had no idea how to play and found myself guessing far too often. If either the devs or an individual were to put out a bit more in-depth tutorial or guide on those final mechanics, the game would be much more enjoyable.

Notch has the right to sue these devs for stealing his textures.