Recent reviews by BenBB

Fun multiplayer golf game, the name pretty much sums it up.

Beautiful HD graphics and fun courses. Core mechanics are refined to a tee here! (No pun intended).

Great game to have in your collection for impromptu LAN parties.

Classic retro-style point and click puzzle adventure game with an interesting time travel mechanic.

Beautiful presentation, captivating story, immersive soundtrack and great voice acting.

Not overly difficult but difficult nough to make you feel good when you figure out the solution to a puzzle.

Only thing to note is that if you have a gamepad plugged in to your computer, unplug it or the game won't boot. Took me a Google search to figure that one out.

For 69p at the moment of writing for ~3-5 hours of gameplay, I'd really recommend!

Fantastic 'Triple A' game as you'd expect from Rockstar. Haven't tried the multiplayer component but the single player campaign is great fun.

Great writing with some brilliant quips, beautiful graphics even on lower settings, awesome sound design and just plain fun gameplay.

Definitely recommend

Very funny British-whitted comedy point-and-click style game in a retro pixel style. Cases are fun and force you to think but are rather short, not too difficult either (although I did have to look at a walkthrough a few times!).

The game is quite short with 6 cases (haven't played the 3 bonus levels cases yet) but the game is priced accordingly.

Clearly a lot of love went into this game and it shows!

Definitely recommended for people who enjoy mystery & point-click style games.

I've just finished playing the game (got it on the Chinese New Year Steam Sale). Definitely worth the £20 asking price if you ask me.

Gorgeous graphics, found the story to be engaging enough even if it's a bit corny at times. The sound design is outstanding (probably the best bit about this game to be honest). The atmosphere it builds up is great too. Overall was quite the blast. Loved the last two games too. The game is of a decent length too with lots of side missions if you're into that.

If it's on sale and you liked any of the previous TR games I'd recommend picking it up.

This game will redefine your definition of random. Kind of what I expected from a game published by [adult swim], infamous for airing Tim And Eric's Awesome Show, Great Job!.

Really funny yet weird as ♥♥♥♥ game, full of easter-eggs and interactive mini-games. If you rush through it, it'll last about 20 mins, so make sure to spend as much time as possible exploring every nook and cranny - this game will reward you for it!

I wouldn't recommend spending the full price though, since it only lasts around 2 hours even with exploration.

Free-to-Play up-to-date Quake Arena. If you're a fan of Quake Arena or the Unreal Tournament series this is what you should be playing.

It's old-fashioned Quake Arena but modernized to be played on newer networks and computers. And best of all it's free (unless you want to pay for bonus features).

Very well-balanced, fast paced, skill-based old-school PC FPS action.

I could never really get in to BIT.TRIP.RUNNER, the orginal that I got as part of one of the early Humble Bundles. It was frustrating as hell, rather boring and I wondered what all the hype was about.

This game's a lot better. Checkpoints are a great addition which the first game needed badly; due to the 'trial and error' nature of this game. The sound design is beautiful (although the original was too), the visuals are much nicer and still retain the retro charm of the first game. The only problem with it is that the whole concept feels that it would be much nicer as a mobile game rather than a desktop/console game; although that's just my opinion.

For 99p (90%) off on the Steam sale, a definite bargain! I wouldn't pay too much more for it though.

Awesome pixel graphics paired with simple but engaging point-click stealth gameplay. Funny and witty dialogue too. Definitely check this out. On the Indie Gala bundle at the minute if you're not too slow!

Fast arcade-style racing. Not bad graphically at all and runs smooth at 1080p full settings on older hardware as well. Definitely recommend getting a controller for this though! (360 controller recommended, any generic USB controller will do though if you use x360ce to 'emulate' 360 controller inputs)