Recent reviews by The Undead Knight

The best way I could describe this game in one sentence is this "aggressively average". The combat is entertaining and makes use of a rare system with some varied abilities that allow player to experiment with custom builds. not to mention both the world building and lore have quite clearly have had quite a bit of thought put into it. However combat is held back by the fact that you will see almost of the enemy variety within the first few hours of the game which most consist of man with fist, man with melee weapon, and man with gun. Even in fights where your trying to capture entities to fight at your side they are regulated to as a background effect whilst you just fighting through waves of the before mentioned enemy types but this time they are red. The game being also story driven suffers from a lack of focus and generally poor dialogue and seemingly poor voice actor direction. The reason why I give it a thumbs up is because the game is otherwise fine though its something I would only recommend playing if you don't have any other games you wish to play at the moment. I give this game a final score of 2/5.

I would describe this game as very middle of the road in terms of quality. The Janky cutscene animation and lack of enemy variety definitely lost it a few points from me but I found the story intriguing enough and the gameplay entertaining enough to see the game through to its end. To which I think the game has pretty nice length in which you get enough time to really play around with your tools whilst also being short enough to not over stay its welcome with the player. Overall I would give this game a score of 3 out of 5.

A fantastic game featuring Humorously charming dialogue that I enjoy so much that I often found myself more excited for the next chatting bits more than the combat. However, the combat is by no means boring. Combing the elements of both strategic thinking and puzzle solving, I've found the combat to be very engaging and satisfying if sometimes a bit frustrating. But despite its flaws and slightly bugged optional quests the game is easily a 4 out of 5 score in my book.

Makes good use of the classic doom formula while still improving upon it. All in all, a fun game if a bit lacking in the story department

While the dlc does have some unique maps to its name, its almost completely overshadow by how blatantly unfair the game is against you. Enemy Tanks are hitting your units with the precision of a sharp shooter whilst your tanks completely struggles to hit the broadside of a barn from about two feet away, facing enemy units that might as well be terminators with how much damage they shrug off. It all ultimately leads to a experience that in my opinion is more painfully frustrating than fun.

A bit frustrating at times due to certain elements of the game being unclear but overall an enjoyable experience that anyone who enjoys rts and light management games will love.

Chapters 1 and 2 of this game are probably worth doing but they really dropped the ball in chapter 3 namely, with the game-play design of the final boss.

A simple game, but endless charm. 10 outta 10

Easy to learn and fun to play around with, I think I've spent as much time making factions as I have actually playing the game

Perhaps a bit shorter than the first game but still a great game with a much more refined mechanics on the minions! The game is definitely buggy from time to time but at worse they are inconvenient while at best they are amusing.