Recent reviews by scott

Shame on you

This game is very fun, but it needs more maps. Please, devs, give me crates too, thank you.

Still so bad after all these years.

This game is fun as hell. There's so much stuff to do, regardless of whether you want single player, co-op, competetive, SO MANY OPTIONS. Then with the level creator, so there could be no end to the game if you really like it! It's great, and you should buy it! I did not buy it because the devs are awesome and they gave it to all the beta testers. For real, The Behemoth rules, give them money.

I haven't played too much of it, but that doesn't mean I can't still give you my opinion! I really like it so far, and plan on putting a good bit more time into it. I'm gonna try to give you a good idea of the game becuase not too much is explained here or anywhere online so bear with me.

It's a very simple little card game wrapped in a Yu-Gi-Oh-esque adventure shell. You go through different locations battling people, getting more cards, getting new decks, all in an effort to get the 8 legendary cards and become super cool and powerful and make mad bank at a tournament.

The gameplay itself is simple. There's a world map that you click locations on to go there and interact with or battle people (also, click around the environment to find hidden coins!). The card game puts a heavy emphasis on positioning. All the cards have arrows on them, and you want to put your cards together so their arrows point at eachother. Connect (usually) 3 arrows and you can make a combo to either do damage, increase your defense(HP) or other effects. That's it. You win when your opponent has no defense or can't play another card. After you win, you generally get a pack of cards to build your deck with, and some money to buy more packs. Your deck must be at least 25 cards, but they can be bigger.

I really like the story, well what little of it I've seen so far. It's basic, you know, get the best cards and be the best. That's good enough for me though, and it should satisfy anyone who grew up watcing shows about kids playing card games. So far, it's bee pretty light-hearted, it's silly and kinda funny which I dig. The art style is childlike and well drawn in a good way, it fits the theme of the game very well. Now we move to the music, and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ do I love it. Seriously, I hope I can get the soundtrack, because it's probably my favorite part.

The last thing to mention is the price. It's 2 bucks right now. Yes, it's clearly a port of a tablet game. No, it doesn't have visual/sound options aside from a resolution changer and a window/fullscreen button. No, it does not have multiplayer. Let me bring this up again. IT'S 2 BUCKS. Even when it goes to full price at 4 bucks, it's still totally worth it. If you like card games, you should buy it. Even if you don't like card games, but cheap and charming games, buy it. Anyone can get into this, and you should get into it.

This game is a lot of fun for around 5 bucks! Even for 10, I wouldn't say you're getting massively ripped off. I do think the graphics are nice, a lot of the game brings me back to the snow level from Contra and that's some good nostalgia. It's a 2D side scrolling shooter, so you should be prepared to get some frustrating sections, but the difficulty isn't too unforgiving. The physics do work against you sometimes, but I really enjoy the nonsensical moments that pop up with the physics, and I can't stay mad at the game for that.

For the people saying it's a flash game, yes, it is. What's the big deal? Should all flash games be free? Shouldn't some people be compensated for their good work? I don't really see why people keep bringing that up as a knock against the game. I think the game's pretty impressive for being made in flash,and it's certainly a lot better than a lot of flash games that I've played.

There's nothing really wrong with this game. The gameplay is solid and it's a charming game, but like others have said, this game is very dependant on who you play it with. Therein lies my main complaint with the game. You need to use a 3rd party client like Hamachi to play with your friends online. I don't really have a problem with this, but some people just don't want to go through the trouble, as Hamachi can be daunting to people who aren't familiar with it. I'd absolutely recommend this game if it had better multiplayer options, but as it is, I'd say avoid it and cross your fingers for improvements in a sequel.

This is a game that you might never beat, no matter how much time you put into it. But once you get into it, there's a whole lot of fun to be had. The free version of this is one of my favorite games of all time, I've played it A LOT. This version's just as good and adds some fun features like "co-op" where you can sabotage your friends and competitive multiplayer that's kinda like a side scrolling BomberMan! Well, if Bomberman matches lasted 5 seconds and involved you carelessly spewing bombs until everything on the screen blows up.

The new multiplayer stuff is fun if you have people to play with, but it doesn't really make this version better than the old free version. Regardless of how you play it, Spelunky is absolutely worth trying and the devs deserve some cash for their efforts. It's satisfying, interesting, frantic and rewarding! There's much to discover, so start digging!

This is the best MOBA. It's not baby garbage like DOTA and League, this game is hardcore!