Recent reviews by CUBEsMIND

It feels like a casual factory game. I've really been enjoying it, like a lot more than I thought I was going to. I think the whole teraforming the planet is kind of a fun mechanic too. It's kind of a gradual side mission almost. It's kind of spaced well too, as soon as you start to get annoyed by something you unlock something new that adds a whole new aspect to the game. The only thing I don't like is the tools to manipulate the land, I've never been good at those tools and I kind of just messed things up trying to make a canal. I accidentally made it way too deep and dry docked a bunch of shipping lanes. Hope I can fix it, so just be aware.

Fun game. I just played it on story mode cause I wanted something a little more relaxing. Classic Rick and Morty humor. Felt like it was just long enough. Guns had some cool abilities and upgrades. I'll probably pickup the DLC at some point.

That was great. I think the only real trouble I had was finding out where to go at the very end, that was a little weird, but figured it out and the ending was pretty cool. The movements and all made me feel like I was really the monster of a horror movie. Definitely check it out.

Pretty neat, not exactly what I thought it was going to be but once I got the gameplay down I enjoyed it.

Only annoying thing, in the story mode, that I noticed was that in the middle of a map they would steal camera control for story elements. The problem with this is that they don't pause the game or put the camera back to where you were. On a couple of missions this ended up costing me military units, pulling me away in the middle of a battle stopping me from retreating. The last mission was doing this constantly.

Still my favorite factory game. It's just very cleanly done.

This isn't a bad game, but there are plenty of others that I would suggest before I recommend this one.

It had a couple of good moments but some of the puzzles were not...I'm not sure how to explain it, but it was more like trying random things instead of understanding the mechanics you had learned and building on them. A couple of random puzzles used a 2.5D approach, which was a bit out of the blue.

The controls were also a bit rough. Games like this I prefer to use a controller, but the control schema was weird. I never really felt like I had a good grasp on what did what. Like holding right trigger to run was just really weird to me, for example. Also, trying to aim the laser pointer with the right stick was painful and slow, which was especially annoying when a puzzle required you to aim and move very quickly. I eventually ended up using a combination of controller and mouse to effectively aim use the mouse pointer.

If you like this type of game, which I do, it's worth it. This is one of those arts-y puzzle type games. It has a great style to it, keep in mind this is not an action game. There are a couple of chase parts in the game, but that's as heart pounding as it gets. I only say that because when I first saw a trailer for this, they focused on those chase scenes, which is a bit misleading if you aren't familiar with the genre.

This takes the "silent" approach to story telling, similar to games like "Inside" or "Limbo", so basically stuff is just happening in the background and you have to interpret those glimpses and piece together what is happening. Once again, I think that's a neat approach and I enjoy it, but I know some people do not like that because you don't really get answers to an questions. You mostly are just using your imagination to fill in the story.

So I do feel like the puzzles were pretty straight forward, the mechanics were fun, but not a huge amount of variety in how they applied them. Maybe like a handful of "oh, that's neat!" moments of solving the puzzles.

Levels were good though, in-game scenes were pretty cool, liked the cutscense. I think the ending was the only thing I was a little annoyed about. I could tell by how it played out that it probably had multiple endings, and luckily they have a checkpoint like right before you do the end part so it's easy to go through all the endings once you hit the credits. The problem was that I had to end up looking up how to get them because I didn't feel there was really much direction to help you figure them out. There was like a little bit of feedback, but not enough for you to really know, especially when you go look up how to do the different endings. Oh and I didn't like that they put scenes after the credits, this is only because there are multiple endings.

If you aren't sure about this game type, I'd recommend playing Inside first cause that's a pretty good introduction to these type of games. Also, this is like maybe a 4 hour game tops, so keep that in mind.

Fast paced shooter. Pretty fun, if you got a couple of friends to play with. Main game is teams of 3 but there are also every man for himself, and team death match is you prefer those types of games.

Just started playing, all I've been doing is swinging around the city doing some side things around the map and I'm having a blast. About to dig into the main story, but if all the game was was swinging around the city cleaning up crime it would still be fun.

A lot more in depth than I thought it was. A bit on the hardcore side, but really enjoyable. It's like I finally get to play out all the zombie plans my friends and I used to come up with when we were kids.