Đánh giá gần đây bởi Tim Carroll

I'm not normally into these kind of work sims, but this has a fantastic sense of humor and a "just one more mission" quality that keeps me constantly coming back

It's a roguelite with developing relationships, kind of like Hades, but with a Dead Rising-esque improvised weapon mechanic. The loops are tight, the twists are good, and the humor is solid. Tons of fun.

It's too bad that this is such a standard RTS and that the pixel art doesn't do the premise justice. Perhaps "A communist revolution in Wind in the Willows" is a better sentence than it is a premise.

I love the Braid meets Diablo gameplay here, and the characters and visuals are solid. The low budget does show in a lot of places, especially the ending, but overall I had a great time with this.

Call it a tepid recommendation. This is an excellent platfomer/metroidvania, but I hate the insane difficulty and the pixel perfect platforming that it requires. I think Elden Pixels may have played a lot of Dark Souls.

If you're even thinking about it, you should probably get this game. It's all the nostalgia of the late 80s cartoon and the button mashing, co-op insanity of the early 90s gaming cabinets.

If you're into rougelikes, I can see how you would enjoy this, but the relentless difficulty makes it more frustrating than fun for me.

It's a Kingdom Hearts of Final Fantasy worlds with deep monster collecting mechanics - so yes, the gameplay and fan service are top notch. The lead characters, however, are despicable and obnoxious. Be warned.

I suppose that this is as good as point and click adventure games get, but at some point I put it down and stopped thinking about it. It's just not that fun or engaging.

I love the unique blend of rouguelike, tower defense and real time strategy in this game, but the brutal difficulty curve makes it a hard sell. This is not a casual game, even if you can play it with one hand.