Recent reviews by Kobold Vendor

I wish I could like this game. The Card system is fun and the controls feel pretty good. The base concept is excellent which is a given since it is heavily inspired by the L4D series. The problem comes with the little details. There is an over reliance on weak points for its special infected, in solo this can mean that some of the special infected are ridiculously hard to kill because their weak point is intended to be shot by a teammate leading to some infected feeling like particularly annoying damage sponges. This could be overlooked if the enemy director wasn't constantly bugged and spamming special infected on all difficulties.
I would love for this game to be fun, but I can only be command grabbed into death so many times while the AI watches before I have to give up and play something else.

This seems like a bit of a missed opportunity. The Cage mechanic which is a major selling point for this DLC is rather empty if you'll forgive the pun. All it entails is slaping down a structure, attaching it with power and waiting. No fun mini-quest or side quest or even an explaination as for how the creature or person managed to get into the cage in the middle of your gated community. I for one would be very concerned if I found out that I had actually managed to catch a deathclaw in a small fenced off area with no entrances from the outside world. But I guess that is a bit of a nitpick.
On the bright side this DLC does bring in a couple of helpful items, Larger generators take up less space for more power allowing for greater building. Powered water pumps allow for actual settlements to be built in areas without access to standing water. The option to create your own farming areas also makes creating settlements a bit easier. None of these are particularly neccisary if you have the Robot DLC since robots don't need food or water... but again nitpicking. The DLC also adds a number of other objects to spruce up your communities but when compared with the price point of this DLC... not particularly worth it. Which is a shame.

For a game about flying giant dirigibles into one another Guns of Icarus Online is probably some of the most fun I have had in a game in recent years. The Co-op in this game is second to none and definitely (at least in my oppinion) out plays games like League of Legends and Dota, you just can't get a better team than when they are all desprately flying a huge waterbuffallo across the skys.

Dungeon Defenders is quite the game. it has a very wonderful community of players that are more than willing to help out a newbie in a pinch. It's models are well done for an indie game. AND, in addition it simply doesn't stop, the developer is putting out enough dlc that you can go for a month without wanting to play another game. Unfortunately there is a downside. This game is true to a co-op playstyle, that means if you get even one asshat that wants to wreck the entire team... you aren't going to have a good playing experience. My suggestion? Make some friends in-game or have your real friends join you when you play, then you will be able to enjoy this wonderful little tower defence game to the fullest.

Skyrim isn't a game. Skyrim is a way of life.
If you purchase Skyrim, expect not to see your familly or friends for a VERY long time. You will laugh as you rain distruction on inocent villagers, cry when you defeat your first dragon, and you will pose in triumph after completing one of the guild questlines. To put it simply, Skyrim is a game worth buying. just don't buy it wtih the expectation of stopping anytime soon.

An awsome puzzler, and one of the best and only FPS puzzlers I have played. It offers fun for both single and multiplayer experiences. If none of that floats your boat then buy it for the witty sense of humor and the blatant disregard for physics.