Recent reviews by Kaytanna

If you are not a big magic fan, I would recomend 2014 over this. The card collections and progressions are nice, Until you realize a 6th of the game is limited to premium booster packs at $2 a pop. Bought all the card collections? (which you can unlock in game so why is this an option?) your still missing out on the premium cards.

If you are a big magic fan like me, and have spent way too much already,then...
you should also avoid this.
custom deck building, we have it now, its cool, but even including the Pay to win pool of cards there's nothing super interesting to do here with them when compared the physical game. This pool is emarrisinggly small, even when compared to just one years worth of physical content. Its pretty depressing.

Still this is the best AI we've gotten, and the deepest strategy pool we've gotten in this series. And the packs, while ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, are fairly cheap compared to their physical alternatives.

If you are a fan of this series and want another one, then go ahead its here, you were going to buy it anyway,
otherwise you propably wont...and probably shouldn't.

While an imanginitive, unique and promising title. The game suffers from mechanical errors. The arenas do not provide easy or intuitive movement, and with the the action be restricted to first person, its very much impossible to kill your target and navigate (which the game demands of you). The game tried to do too many things at once, while failing at all of them.

I would highly recomend Dejoban's other games though, despite this dissapointment.

To be clear, I enjoy this game. BUT. I would not recomend to most gamers.
I've played a lot of hard games, and enjoyed them, This game included.

However many of those games offered the difficulty as an option, for ranks, collectable and the like. There were usually various strats to meeting these conditions. Hidden routes, different usable mechanics, etc.

I've gotten about halfway though This game as of this review, and the levels are set up in such a way that there is little freedom as to how you play the game, The game offers you a ton of moves, but demands that you use them to traverse in such a specific way, to the point that I feel I'm no longer in control as a player. As if I'm trying to win at simon says, and the colors are encypted. This gets frustrating fast, demanding lots of dedication, just to make any progression.

Again, I'm not saying the game is bad, But I just simply cannot recomend it to the average gamer.
Its gets that frustrating.

Freedom planet Captures the feeling of 90's platformers so perfectly, Huge levels, tons of level mechanics, and massive challenging boss battles. The game also offers tons of replayabilty with mutiple characters, diffiulties, collectables, and of course time trials, score tracking and mini games.

As a fan of the original Board game, This game ended up being nothing less then what I expected. But, not a great deal more either.

I had a bunch of friends in High School who got really into W40K and so I bought a few models myself. While I loved building my armies, I could never get into the game, It was far too complicated and time consuming. However, the tight claustrophobic, squad based battles of space hulk were loads of fun to me.

If you are looking for a game oozing with atmosphere, while being as simplistic and easy to understand, then this game is for you.

If you want pages of charts and stats, and a steep learning curve that take months or years to master then poke on over to something else. While the game has many weapons and abilities to aid your strategies, it is still at it's heart a board game, meant to be easily understood, and enjoyed in quick bites.

This is the hardest platformer I have ever played. Its controls are fluid, its difficulty is fair, but I now understand why only about two dozen people in the world have completed the game. Most of the levels will apear easy at first, but getting a perfect score on even the simpliest levels will take a lot of dedication,

This game is awesome.