Análises recentes de Tim Carroll

It's a rougelike, but it's not punishingly hard. It's also fun, creative and completely bonkers.

I mean, it's cute, and it has a lot of heart, but there's really nothing to this game. It's fun knocking over buildings and stuff, but I was pretty much spamming the same attacks the whole time.

It's certainly an old game, but the ships handle beautifully, and you do get a real sense that your choices and skills matter. Also, the voice of Bruce Campbell is a major selling point!

Conceptually interesting, there really isn't much to this game. I seem to have blundered through most of it, but that was mostly through trial and error.

I love these old style PC strategy games, and this one's just as fun and weird and complex as any of them. Well worth checking out.

Even for an obvious mobile port, this game is pretty weak and shallow. I usually make it to the end of even games I don't care for, but with this one, I just didn't see the point.

It may look like a pop up book version of Diablo, but trips to the dungeon are fast paced and well lit, and the inventory system is deep and interesting. It's a great new game with the look of a classic one.

I really liked the original, but this one is infinitely better. Better balance, better gameplay, better story, and they got rid of the stupid clown minigames. Just overall fantastic!

It's a pretty standard Rougelite, making the plot about a writer's fear of mediocrity a little on the nose. Fortunately, it has a kick ass combo system where the soundtrack rocks harder the better you play. It really keeps the pace up.

It's a snacky game, not designed for long sessions. Easy to learn, hard to master, immensely satisfying, and frankly, it's refreshing to play a game that doesn't want me to dedicate four hours at a stretch to it.