Recent reviews by liquidinsect ^;*;^

I had less problems playing this version (Drug Dealer Simulator: Free Sample) than I did trying to play the Demo (Drug Dealer Simulator Demo). DDS:FS doesn't have as nice of lighting and shadows as DDS:Demo but I actually encountered fewer bugs and problems with this version. It is a nice preview and working conceptual version of what this game could become. If the developers want to contact me, they are welcome to, as I could recommend and point out quite few additions and changes they should think about doing to make this into a full featured game with better replay value. I would recommend that you try it out and see what you think of it, but this game at it's current state is definitely unfinished, unpolished, has bugs, and some annoyances... but later on in 6 months to a year, they might make this into a pretty interesting game to pick up. Keep it in your watch list.

Fantastic game!~ Recommended if you like puzzle based games. Lots of narrative and reading that might make you think and expand your thoughts about your own life and others.

Road to Gehenna is worth playing too!

I loved all of it! Nice variety of puzzles, star puzzles and the hidden areas were more difficult, Easter Eggs are numerous! It would be interesting to see a sequel to follow with the story to see where it ends up!

This pinball simulator is awesome!!! I have been looking for something like this for a long time now and for them to offer freeplay is spectacular to allow you to get the feel for their work. They have really thought long and hard about this simulator and it really shows. You can of course just skip all the reading and go in, select your choice of pinball game, click the free mode to avoid buying or spending any money and play up to whatever the limit of score is on that game. There is one unlocked table you can play. It might seem kind of steep in price but I actually think it is worth it if you really love some of these pinball machines! Think about it this way, a real pinball machine cost from maybe $400 and up (sky is the limit) and they will not usually be in the best of shape or condition. Then you have to have a means of getting the machine to where you live or where you intend on putting it, then you might have to have it serviced, repaired, or tuned. Then... did it come with any of the original manuals, articles, history, or know-how about how the game is to be played, the scoring, and all the wizardy integrated into advanced possible features of the machine (90% of the time, no)? In this simulator, the games sound great and original, the visuals are as if you have your machine in beyond mint condition... forever, there is no service to have to have on the game... it just works! And, if you have a mobile computer with fast enough GPU, it's completely portable! This simulator works perfect on my higher end desktop PC and I have enjoyed getting into all of the reading material included too. The actions, sounds, gameplay mechanics, everything is there.

Now... developers if you are reading this... how about getting those amazing Pirates of the Caribbean pinball machines into the game? I would definitely buy that one as I was trying to figure out how to recreate one in VirtualPinball on my own... it's deffinitely not easy yet you have done all the hard work for everyone here on Steam! Thank you! Now take my money and make more pinball machines! :D

One of my top three list of prefered zombie survival games. Excellent replay value, especially if one wants to acquire all of the additional achievements. This game is best played on PC versus console (XBOX 360) although I wish the PC version had a quick 180 degree turn around button/key like the console version has but that is to make up for the slowness of the console version I believe. All-in-all just get this game if you are into the zombie survival themed games!