Recent reviews by Lab

This game finds new and exciting ways to test the depths of your masochism on both sides while the devs scatter crumbs between the two roles so they never stop blaming each other.

This game is an absolute love letter to everything dragonball. I could not put it down at all the first day at all

Absolutely wonderful little handcrafted love letter to classic survival horror titles. While not for me I can also commend the accessibility for those looking for just a puzzle game rather than needing to manage enemies and resources. Overall just a lovely little package for anyone looking to scratch a Resident Evil or Silent Hill flavored itch.

Game is blatantly pay to win with a slow drip of f2p currency so you're encouraged to buy the overpowered paid units like melee zaku and unicorn gundam because if your team doesnt have them and the enemy's does you'll lose like 7/10 times unless you've just got a god on your team.

Horrendously optimized and will turn your machine into an oven even on medium settings. Actually damaged some of my computer components.

Super helpful tool for procuring anime tiddy wallpapers

If nothing else just get it to get manhandled by the buff shark girl

A very complex fighting game that punishes button mashing and favors a more elegant and disciplined spin on things, perfect for a pvp glory hound type of person like myself.
Get it, get gud, get lost.

8/10

Alright, now here's a game with a pretty sweet concept.

You're the head of the underworld when all of the sudden a colossal world-eating beast known as Trillion invades your kingdom and threatens to destroy everything with its whopping 1,000,000,000,000 hp (wow i wonder why they call it Trillion)

It's up to you, the player, to raise a herione from a select group of your friends (and potential lovers, wink wink nudge nudge) to slay the mighty beast with damage numbers that are unbelievably ludicrous.
It uses a dungeon crawling element to help train them for the fight against Trillion. (It's a pretty fun name to say)

Unfortunately, this is where the heart-breaking quality of the game sets in. Should your lovely lady friend meet her end at the hands of Trillion-- It's over for them, for good. They get consumed by Trillion in a rather grotesque manner... While you listen helplessly to their bones being broken and their bodies torn apart.
Decisions matter in this game, and if you make the wrong ones, you get punished hard.
You lose all items your heroine had equipped if they get devoured, with the only positive being a fraction of their EXP being transferred to a new heroine. The negatives include lack of items and the added extreme paranoia from being afraid that you'll mess up again and get this new girl eaten in much the same way.

As for the technical aspect, the port is rather nice, coming from the PS VITA to PC makes it run quite smoother. However, the glaring issue is some backwards controller mapping and keyboard mapping. There isnt any PS4 controller support, and its reported that keyboard controls are a little janky, but I'm using an 360 Controller and its working just fine for me, so if you have one of those you're golden.

Overall, Trillion is a pretty fresh concept (to me, atleast) that provides a gameplay somewhat reminiscent of half minute hero with the patented ''Countdown timer until the world is destroyed'' clock looming over your head, and pressure from potentially losing your waifu to a giant hungry god hellbent (heh) on eating, well, Hell.

For it's price I believe its worth the look into it, but noone will blame you if you wait for a sale (The one going on now is 40% off, so hey, now might be a good time)
I give it a 8/10 overall, and a super biased 10/10 if we're rating it solely by the soundtrack (Which comes with the deluxe edition, juuuust sayyyin')

Oh hey, look at that, he actually patched night 4 into something more manageable.
Good on you, scott.
Now I dont really have any complaints about the game~

(Edited from a rather scathing review regarding the unfairness of night 4)