Recent reviews by Fist of the Lone Star

Fun little bun with movement.
Retro style reminding me of the days of Bomberman64 with a short and sweet game for the price.
I really appreciate the idea that the timer doesn't start until you move.

I do honestly wish there another boss or two and some small tweaks to the speed running of levels, mainly just not loading the next level automatically, but if this is just the beginning of a new series I'm hooked and I want more.
I'd recommend Bombun to any human male that may want a tight 3D platformer with some smooth tunes.

Cancer, Crack, and Chaos.
This is a fun game that rivals Mario Kart in rage inducing enjoyment.

I hope to see continued support for this title because of all the goofy friendly pvp insanity, the shot UI is actually a really well thought out piece of the game.
Having enjoyed many years of Everybody's Golf, Mario Golf, and hell even PGA titles myself the shot power bar really impresses me.
There is so much information to be gained from just a simple bar of colors and it is nearly instantly readable.
That is if you get a second to breathe with all the rocket launchers and golf karts whizzing by.

I really have to praise the devs for that one aspect of the game.
Beneath the kerfuffle, there is a solid little arcade golf experience.
Bully your friends, throttle your enemies, reap the ire you sowed.
It's fun.

I think waiting until the end of the service was the best time to purchase this game.
Most of the bugs seemed smoothed out, besides paywalling frames. So that's pretty neat.
Still had a crash because the wind blew, I expect many more.
The very low amount of base game monsters is finally bolstered with classics to still have way less than other monster hunters. Cool!

It really does look pretty with these imaginary frames, but I can't imagine you can play this game without them.
The combat feels good with some weapons that were sorely lacking in previous titles. A positive!

Luckily they also added the teleport to monster button in the story mode cutscenes.
Having to heartily abuse my select and A button to not talk to this cast of bozos is the best way to actually play this game.

Still not recommending. Do better Capcom.

There's nothing more I could say about this that others haven't praised it for.
This is arcade crack, pure and simple.

UPDATED: My entire reason for purchasing this game was to use Steam Couch Coop and only now realizing this doesn't have that capability. Thumbs down until that is a feature. Good game, but not worth it for that alone.

Saddled with a few minor graphical issues and an unnecessarily grindy unlock system, there is an incredibly fun and chill golf game under there.

Definitely hits that spot between Pangya and PGA with a simple arcadey 3-button golfer.
I only hope the devs will continue to fine tune their short game after making this drive.

Possibly biased because I'm a fan of the series, but if you are looking for a casual sports title this one can fill that niche.
Just feel like Sisyphus trying to unlock to more characters so I can steam coop this title with friends.

I didn't pay for this to play a console port.

GOOD PRICE FOR UMA

Short and sweet game with lovely pixel art and fun combat for a light price.
Missions add to the flavor with varied small battles with penultimate gauntlet to test your gun slinging.

Ran into a few audio glitches through my playthrough, but other than that nothing outstanding in bugs.
If you like a mix of Metal Slug and Mercenary Kings you will probably enjoy this side scrolling shooter.

Played it back on Vita, loved it.

I get that people are having trouble with technical issues, but I'm having a perfect experience aside from a controller hiccup that took a restart to fix.

From the folks that brought you God Eater comes a story about life in prison and being a cog in the neo-future penal system.
Fight some robots, donate supplies for the greater good to reduce your million year incarceration, get some years added to your sentence for sleeping improperly to your rank or running in the halls.
I'm glad to revisit this title again, hope that any issues others seem to be having get ironed out because at its core this is a fun, yet slightly dated handheld game.

Honestly when this game had its moment of dead on arrival it certainly seemed grim especially since this was the last lifeline of a particular favorite IP of mine.
But when all hope was lost this is the little game that could.
The devs have continued to work and deliver a product I didn't expect to receive given the incredibly rocky start they were fighting against.

But bless them because this game has turned out to be quite a little gem.
It does have some repetition in the gameplay loop but that's kind of how these titles work.
Having not played it in a little bit I came back to find quite a few things had changed, but no complaints on my end.

I'm glad BlazBlue has a second chance at life from this title and this game certainly deserves some attention.