Recent reviews by Mister Mudd

I bought this game on a whim since it was 10 cents under the buck and I also had half an hour to kill. I ended up playing this hours on end somehow. The gameplay is simple yet addictive, set up a team to fight in auto battles by rearranging them depending on the enemies make up and where/how they attack. It's quick and after a few tries relatively easy to understand the mechanics (it took a few runs for me to understand how the reinforcement mechanics worked, despite being written in the how to play).

With how quick runs took, each loss just compelled me to try another run and try another squad lineup. Playing on the second highest difficulty, though I no idea what each level adjusts in terms of challenge, I only managed to make it to the 3rd zone before getting overwhelmed by each 30 turn wave. The difficulty spikes a bit much I feel and there is that touch of RNG which can either bless or unbless a run, but it could also be that I'm just not playing optimally.

Overall, it's a fun little game with a very solid gameplay loop, appealing art style and music to compliment and I can definitely see myself playing here and there. I really enjoyed the game so far and I wish you guys the best in your development, top job!

To think, mankind could have been saved had they simply invested in a $10 surge protector.

You play as a floating hand holding a phone, stuck at a petrol station where gas costs $2.10 per litre for regular. If that doesn't scare you already, my friend, nothing will.

It's a short horror game that isn't perfect by any means, but it did what it set out to do, give a couple spooks. The music was fitting, the tension built up nicely, the running away made me anxious and one particular scene I felt was perfectly timed. For a game made by a couple people, much respect - it was a great experience, so nice job!

This game is not for everyone, and yet I would recommend it to anyone.

It's a game that handles dark themes with a humour to match. It excels in its story, world building and in my opinion, soundtrack to accompany every moment of the journey. I finished this game over 2 years ago and to this day I still remember moments from the game, both pleasant and not so. I remember going onto the Wiki page to find out the even darker back stories of some of the characters and events from their previous title "Lisa" and feeling uneasy for days. This is a beautiful game that made me feel and empathise with the characters, feeling the shifts in morality as nothing is black or white. I won't say too much more about this game, because this game is an experience and I don't want to ruin that for you.

This is a game as unforgiving at times as its setting, but if you have even the slightest of interest in this game, I honestly think you should get it (even if only on a sale).

There's nothing quite as satisfying as Terraria. Dropping a glow stick into a water filled cave to test the depth, never knowing fully if it's going to lead somewhere is still so enjoyable. The sense of exploration and impending reward make every dig or dive so much fun. But the most satisfying thing to me is not helping my friends progress the game because I was too busy making a rival hotel to steal their citizens away! I may never finish the game, but you better believe I'm going to have 100 abandoned buildings to regret!

It's such a charming game and so enjoyable when you take it at your own pace. I wholeheartedly recommend to anyone who is yet to own this iconic Steam game!

The Grim Dark future of 40k, where Men were Men, the Women were Men, and the Children were heretics waiting to be burnt. Easily one of the best 40k games you'll get from the franchise, with an amazing campaign - always so satisfying unlocking something new to try out and keep the game fresh. If you're a fan of 40k or Squad based RTS, you should absolutely pick this up.

You're walking in the woods, there's no one around and your phone is dead.
Out of the corner of your eye you spot him,

Shia LaBeouf.






Actual. Cannibal. Shia Labeouf.