Recent reviews by aimbot 303

"Working in retail is worse than any purgatory". 03.04....is a interesting title...and yes indeed it refers to the 2017 Saint Petersburg Metro bombing. You play as the metro bomber being stuck in a purgatory trying to redeem for your sins, I like this concept because it is sort of accurate with what actually happened. The game does feel a bit experimental, its janky and has some bugs. The story mode felt the most unpolished out of all, most of the story is written in texts on your phone, which gives you information...some of the texts you receive from the "Unknown caller" dont make a lot of sense and feel quite out of place. You get A TON of ammo in this game, you will be blasting everything in sight like you're a LAPD cop or something. The hardcore mode was pretty fun, the only things you can carry is your rusty knife and your phone, there are no checkpoints as well...for some reason....the whole thing felt a bit easier than regular story mode. The arena mode is the best out of all, and it does highlight how good the gunplay in 03.04 is, you also get a Mac 10 which is exclusive for that mode, no wonder after you acquire that absolute beast of a weapon the game will turn into something more of a gang war than survival horror. And i must say I LOVE the fact that the player has to check manually how much ammo they have in their gun, not many games do that. So yeah 03.04 is fun, get it now! after all its free 8/10.

"The neighbourhood has fallen, billions must get spooked". I've never enjoyed analog horror y'know but this? this is good, because its for crack and giggles. At first the game seems quite spooky, you walk around a deserted neighbourhood collecting bottles, exploring buildings and watching found footage, but once you get to the found footage part it's....parody....people getting infected with T-posing? contaminated jam? the Tiananmen square massacre!? hell im all in. Yeah this game is funny, its packed with easter eggs, mini games and references to other media. It has some smaller issues like simply with the pacing, it's just a analog horror parody-walking simulator-SOMETHING!?, and hey its free!. I've had a bug which made exploring buildings impossible-Every object was plain white, but eh it does justice to the genre 7.5/10.

This is a pretty short (ignore my playtime) and quite philosophical game. The way it tells the story of our character and introduces the other chracters is beautiful. I actually played this on a sleepless night....and man it does HIT HARD. It has some good humor that i love, abstract and vague yet funny. The music is amazing and i would REALLY love to see a second chapter for this. So yea (Neg)Entropic Wandering is quite the cozy experience 10/10.

"Eldritch John Wick or something i dont know wadafuk is going on here". Anyway Shrine II is a sequel....that's really good? although its kinda mind rotting how this game is free...like okay the first game was a bit clunky here and there so i get it why it was free, BUT THIS? WHY IS IT FREE?!. Shrine II is on the GZ DOOM engine, thanks to that the movement is WAY more fluid and the combat has lots of weight to it and i love it!. Instead of the enemies and weapons being just simple reskins the weapons work entirely different to those of DOOM and the monster hierarchy is turned ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ upside down, i love it. Our favorite skinless dude-Tusk has way more character now, being the eldritch John Wick shooting down every god of terror....because...he just feels like it?. The game is amazing but once you get to the 25th level the whole game just kinda...falls downstairs like your grandma every few weeks, the concept of the level "Cosmos Betwitx" is really cool, a realm falling apart where only the eldritch horde adapts to the random void but...then once you get to the part where the gravity of the level falls apart...its...bad you have to do some mathematical 2016 parkur ahh stuff to actually beat it. But even after that i still love this title , its way more focused on exploration than the first game like giving you health/ammo upgrades, and the whole thing put together just beams with love that the dev put into it.....also you can pet the dog 9.5/10.

Shrine is a small FPS built on the DOOM engine. Its simple-you play as a skinless dude fighting eldritch abominations. As simple as it sounds the game is FUN,the fact that it’s free feels like an absolute steal, especially given how much heart and effort was clearly poured into it.. The eldritch horde you fight agianst aswell as your weapons were reskined quite well giving them their own personality even if you know that its DOOM. I can say the difficulty skills are well-balanced....well except ungodly (hardest skill) WICH MAKES YOUR SKIN BOIL OFF, JESUS CHRIST EVERYTHING IS COMING BACK FROM THE DEAD!.While Shrine dosent have too much of that horror it feels quite gloomy, and as you delve deeper into the levels you will feel the world you're in is one of evil and rot. I love this kind of atmosphere and it really sets the tone for the game its just Eldritch spooks everywhere and im all for it. I will say the game has a few problems with the pacing and with the difficulty balancing but its free and made with actual love 9/10.

At first glance Perfect Vermin seems to be a one man prophunt with a mix of body horror, but oh man its pretty bloody philosophical. You're given a sledgehammer and your goal is to find creatures that try to mix into an office environment, chairs, desks, even ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ fridges its all vermin!. You can easily beat the game under 5 minutes but it aint about goin on a fleshy furinture genocide, ah hell nah. Perfect Vermin discusses pretty heavy themes like the consequences of smoking, and at the end its pretty tragic.
Its short, intresting and sends a strong message 10/10.

"We’re going to build a wall, and Mexico is going to pay for it." Or something. Anyway, I enjoyed Pixel Gladiator a lot. It’s a nice 2D mix of an arena shooter and a tower defense game. This little hidden gem reminds me of a game called Bet on Soldier that I played a while ago. You get money by killing hostiles, but you only earn the money if you kill them in specific areas where cameras stream your fight to some folks.
The premise of the game is to defend a reactor core that you can buy weapons and gear from. You can build walls and turrets around your reactor and do whatever you can to defend it from the spooky eldritch horrors that come in giant hordes—crawling, walking, FLYING, DROPPING OUT OF THE SKY, AND CRAWLING OUT OF THE GROUND TO GET YOUR LITTLE FUTURISTIC ASS. And oh man, it’s beautiful.
You’ve got three arenas, each with 10 waves and a boss. There’s also a survival mode, which is infinite. In survival mode, I managed to NOT spill my organs out until wave 52. At such a wave, you start to turn into the money you’re making itself and think, "Why can’t I just build walls out of such insane amounts of dosh?"
The weapons are nice—the flamethrower and grenade launcher are bleedin beasts. You can also unlock a mech (only in survival mode), and that thing turns into a killer with the right upgrades. The combat is fun; enemies turn into bloody pixels and gibs, explosions are loud and devastating, and the Gladiator fella? WHY IS HE SO SMOL?!
But yeah, Pixel Gladiator is a fine game that I had lots of fun with. 9/10.

If you're familiar with Deus Ex games you will find Project: Snowblind very simmilar to those in terms of Weapon progression and Augmentations (altough Project Snowblind is WAY more linear). In fact this was supposed to be a Deus Ex game called "Deus Ex: Clan Wars", following Invisible War. But lets cut the crap and get to the actual thing, Project: Snowblind is REALLY good, it hardly Had any dull moments and its Safe to say its Simply an "action movie" game. Everything happens very fast and the story progression Has no pauses, no long monologues, the cutscenes are straight to the point and i loved it. The protagonist (Nathan Frost) dosent talk much and does more which i think is a good protagonist for an action game. The amount of Weapons and tools at your disposal is INSANE and this game holds one of my favorite weapons of all time, an assault rifle that shoots nanobots that Seek targets, its so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ powerful a Boss you will encoutner later in the game does not stand any chance agianst it and it rocks. Project: Snowblind is just one of those games that wants the player to Simply have fun, theres no difficulty settings, the game is fairly easy and you get a ton of ammo and health troughout the game...and that's amazing? The game is really short because of how fun it is but i cant complain. The story is alright there isn't much characters talking but that's how it should be, theres no plot twists nor any large story breakers its just Simply good guys vs bad guys and its FUN. The only problem i Had with the game is that it crashed from time to time (around 4 times maybe) but that was not a problem what'soever...so i can proudly say the game deserves a 9/10, Frost out.

The tracks are alright (even better than Monument itself). And while i aint no music nerd some of these tracks are really good and its no surprise for me if somone would listen to this daily. The soundtrack is free and claimable without the base game so that's really nice 10/10.

I played Monument around 2 years ago and i hated it but i decided to give it an another go as it sat in my library and....its actually okay? its a small arena shooter that isn't too crazy but does the job of killing some time. The game is pretty ugly, the weapons look wierd and the levels look pretty ugly too while their layout is fine. The enemies are fine, their design is nothing special but i think they fit pretty well into the game. Monument has no lore and there's little to no horror in the games atmosphere, its something more like an action packed blood and gore movie. The game has 5 levels in total wich are fine, first playtrough had me a bit confused on where to go but once you play the game a second time you won't get lost. Monument is pretty bloody easy, i beaten the game on normal and hard and didnt die much.
What about the gunplay you ask? the game gives you 6 weapons in total (the 6th one is more of a tool) and while the sounds and models of those weapons are quite meh the shooting is fine, and i enjoyed taking down the hordes of hellish filth. The game has a one boss fight wich is pretty simple and the whole game itself is a walk in the park, but for the price if offers i cant complain about it, its alright and does its thing 6.5/10.