Recent reviews by The Kaosophile

You get to be a little critter and lose all your money to scratch-offs: 11/10

Another incredible showing from Beautiful Glitch, this entry in the Monster Prom series manages to give more of all the characters we love (and many new faces) and still keep things fresh with a whole new gameplay style. It's not often a series of games manages not only to keep the older entries relevant, but elevate them, bringing new reasons to keep going back and playing all of them. It's truly incredible to see how swiftly this little game studio has rocketed from a quirky "dating sim for horrible people" to a fully fleshed-out universe of dynamic characters with intricate personalities and complex relationships. Back then they were young and unafraid... And they were ready to start.

Endless horde-battling fun that pulls you in enough to lose track of time in spite of the run timer that is always on the screen. A pillar of what early access should look like, Hopoo delivers a well-built product with frequent updates and plenty of community feedback and involvement. 10/10

A surprisingly in-depth and addictive addition to the long line of Arkanoid-style games, with delightful pixel graphics and painstakingly fluid animation expected of Tribute Games

An excellent revamp of the already incredibly fun first installment, with an exceptional soundtrack and lovely stylized visuals.

This game is a lot of fun to pick up and play with friends, it's not difficult to learn the basics, and since I first sampled this game in its early stages, it has improved greatly. The entire experience is nice. This game is not without its flaws: The controls for anything but the walkers are clunky, the UI is cluttered in some spots, completely barren in others, the sound has to be set to 10% or below to avoid blowing out your eardrums, and unless RNGesus smiles upon you, or you buy premium, it takes an eternity and a day to get the guns you want or the pieces to make a coherent vehicle. The premium is a bit pricey, and of dubious worth, but not having it isn't any real disadvantage in game. All in all, the game does feel nice most of the time, until someone has the proto-seeker gun which deals massive damage in a short amount of time without missing. Beyond that, all the weapons are balanced, the matchmaking system is based on how complex your robot is, so if you feel like goofing off with/against newbies, you can just keep a simple robot on standby. The price tag of $0.00 makes it a definitely worthwhile game to give a shot.

A delightfully macabre and strangely addicting game that will have the completionist in you begging for all of the achievements