Recent reviews by BullPunk

Played for 41 minutes before the game crashed to desktop. Didn't keep my interest long enough to even boot it up gain. At least the price is right.

Neat idea, but painfully complex. Lacks the humor that I remember from Portal 1 and 2. If critical puzzle-solving is your thing, you'll love this game. I find myself looking up walkthroughs for levels because I just can't wrap my head around the 4th dimension thinking, and walkthroughs just defeats the purpose of playing it in general. Cool concept, enjoyable Portal experience, unbeatable price, but it's just not for me.

Took me about an hour to beat it. It's a pretty fun puzzle platformer. The puzzles aren't too challenging, the dialogue is entertaining, and you can't beat the price tag. I'd recommend it.

I'll admit--I had low expectations when I picked this game up. I intended only to play it for a couple hours to kill some time, only to find myself looking forward to launching it the next day. I enjoy how much freedom you get in the game in regards to designing your own store front and choosing a "path" of sorts for your games progression. I've already seen subtle changes with game updates (yeah... I don't read patch notes. Oops.) that I believe to really be taking the game in the right direction.

If you're a fan of simulators, time management, or absolutely hate yourself and have never experienced retail. At >$10, it's worth every penny.

I wasn't sure what to expect going into this game. I swore off buying early access titles because of how routinely I found myself disappointed playing them, whether it be for lack of content or game-influencing bugs. This game on the other hand, had plenty of content to keep you engaged and never demonstrated any game-altering bugs for me. I did get some intermittent freezing, but it never caused me to die, and it never shut my game down - so I can look the other way about it.

Otherwise, I think this game is a niche piece of brilliance. The lack of direction is both frustrating and refreshing, really forcing you to explore and discover new elements and act is if you were actually stranded in space with little guidance. The music is nice enough that I often found myself moving around to it in my seat. The humor is spot on. I found myself chuckling at a lot of the dialog. It offers a sort of "Portal-esque, impending doom" type of humor.

It took me 4.6 hours to complete the first chapter, and the first chapter plays well enough that you might even think it's a full game. For an early access title, with more content on the way, this is 100% worth it's asking price in its current state. I can only imagine it will get better from here.

Character creation was fun for a few minutes. Visually pleasing if you're a fan of boobs.

Gameplay is rough, especially for multi-monitor users. The container for the game doesn't capture the mouse, so turning your camera to look at things often means you'll click out of the game.

Actual gameplay is quite dark. Adjusting brightness to max doesn't even help.

I can't recommend this game, because I couldn't play it; But if they fix the mouse container situation, I'll probably go back and try it again.

It's completely awful. The music never changes, and gets pretty annoying after awhile. The graphics are certainly nothing to scoff at. The bears look like deer. I have a 50% chance of falling through the platforms on the board. It's a pretty s**t game.

But you know what? It was $.80 cents, and I've gotten 404 achievements in 30 minutes. I mean... c'mon. What else are you going to spend $.80 on? You could probably make that much selling those trading cards in your inventory.

If you're an achievement hunter, such as myself, it's a fun, mindless way to pass time and fluff your achievement count on Steam. If you don't give a crap about achievements, look somewhere else. You're definitely not going to be satisfied by this riveting gameplay.

Game is still pretty rough, but its too be expected for an early access game.

Even with that, this is the most fun I've ever had between rage quits.

10/10

The ball almost hit my car.

A friend of mine recommended this game to me, because of a shared interest in rhythm games. I was hesitant at first, because it just appeared to be a prettied up clone of Audiosurf. Man... was I wrong.

After purchase, I had only intended to play a couple levels to get the feel for the game. An hour and a half later I'm only stopping because of the frustration I got playing one of the last stages in level 3. This is why I love it. Much like Guitar Hero did back in it's earlier release, this game leaves you with a feeling of frustration, determination, and the sweet sweet relief you feel after you finally nailed that part that kept blowing up your space ship.

The music is great, the visuals are great, using a keyboard on this game seems to handle well enough, though I will be trying with a controller soon enough. This game alone has me considering investing in VR technology.

Absolutely worth the full asking price, even better if you catch it on sale.