Recent reviews by Pitkä

Visuals and Sounds: 4/4
Gameplay: 3/4
Story: 1/4
Replayability: 1/4

Note: Prodeus was fun, but the last quarter of the game got me bored, mostly because the game turned into a constant fight with a sworm of enemies that are most likely bullet sponges. The feeling of controlling the character and using the guns is good and nicely designed, but the game depends on those two most of the time, meaning that you use those mechanics a lot throughout the game.

Levels of the Rating System: Bad - Not Bad - Good - Very Good

Visuals: Good
Gameplay: Good
Storytelling: Bad
Replay Value: Not Bad

Note: Mechanics feel unbalanced at times. The move set of the character allows a fast paced combat but stamina drains too fast and the enemies take lots of bullets to be neuralized. This causes the player not to use the most of those abilities in different combos but to play hide and seek with the enemies instead. But overall it was a nice short adventure. I activated infinite stamina and infinite bullets at the last two missions of the game and it felt fairer.

Levels of the Rating System: Wood, Stone, Iron, Diamond.

Visuals: Iron
Gameplay: Iron
Storytelling: Wood
Replay Value: Wood

Note: The game has interesting controls and they are fitting to the genre and atmosphere. But the sight you have is very limited and there are lots of things going on on the screen so I was usually unable to track the fight that's going on. To be able to see further in the screen in a game that is fast paced like this would be a lot better in my opinion. Also the challenge based progression system is a little boring. But the plane controls feel nice and visuals are pleasing.

Levels of the Rating System: Wood, Stone, Iron, Diamond.

Visuals: Iron
Gameplay: Stone
Storytelling: Wood
Replay Value: Stone

Note: Some boundaries during the races would be better for my taste. It's often hard to track the map, the route, the traffic, your rivals and the boost or durability status of your car at the same time. The constant need to check the map for the shortest route makes the player, or at least me, hesitant to use boosts or shortcuts.

Levels of the Rating System: Wood, Stone, Iron, Diamond

Visuals: Iron
Gameplay: Iron
Storytelling: Diamond
Replay Value: Iron

Note: If you like the FPS genre you might want to check this one out.

Levels of the Rating System: Wood, Stone, Iron, Diamond.

Visuals: Iron
Gameplay: Diamond
Storytelling: Stone
Replay Value: Diamond (Online)

Note: I gave it a "not recommended" as a review because there's been lots of connection issues that I've been experiencing.

Levels of the Rating System: Wood, Stone, Iron, Diamond

Visuals: Iron
Gameplay: Iron
Storytelling: Wood
Replay Value: Wood

Note: Gun and vehicle mechanics are fun but they are used repetitively and in boring mission design choices. Generally the game repeats itself a lot after the first 3 or 4 hours. I'd like to use those satisfying shooting and driving mechanics in better designed and varying missions.

Levels of the Rating System: Wood, Stone, Iron, Diamond.

Visuals: Iron
Gameplay: Diamond
Storytelling: Wood
Replay Value: Iron (Online)

Note: A fun little game to play with friends. Flying around with a hook and fighting with at least 3 of your friends make the game worth to try.

One of the best options in online co-op.
You can play it with either 2, 3 or 4 players.
Classes are designed very carefully and intelligently.
I think after long hours it's still fun.
Each class feels different to play.
Rock and Stone!