Recent reviews by RacerX

I liked it. I really did.
Humble bundle.
Sounded boring, looked boring, but it kept my focus. Mostly because of the full tanks behind the cut points (like I have time to look)
OK, one more shift, then I'm going to bed, this time I mean it.

I judge a game by how much my wife gets mad at me for playing it. "You're playing that game again?"
yup....sure am :D

I don't know about free, but it came in a bundle
I heard my brother talking about this game and thought it sounded kinda lame.
I was quite surprised at how fun it was trying to destroy the world by spreading diseases.
A+ in my books

What a fantastic game, I wish this game was a person so I could high five it for being so awesome.
It's simple, it's addictive, I have trouble not starting the next day to see what I get and while I see that I might as well finish that day off to save the results, and then I'm stuck doing the same thing the next morning, Its diabolical, and wicked, and....what am I doing? I should be playing

I'm not sure what made this game so great but it did it well.
It may have been the beautiful backgrounds,
it may have been the ability to choose the weapons that worked best for me,
it may have been the narrator,
it was probably the narrator.
I think more games should be narrated like this.
I loved listening to the comments he made. Transistor was ok, this game was fantastic.

I took programming many years ago, and before that fiddled around with things like qbasic (that's old for you that don't know what it is) This game truly opened up a way of looking at how you can search and possibly find several ways to solve puzzles, just by understanding how a programmer would change variables here and there, and then of course with the world has collapsed blue screen of death, couldn't stop laughing.

I think this was an amazing concept, and would love to see personal made levels.