Recent reviews by Madwolf

Not a perfect game, but an incredibly fun one that I get to play with my friends and against Joel.

A game that is both incredibly challenging and rewarding.

A pretty straight forward experience that is both challenging and relaxing.

It's essentially a puzzle game that challenges you to chose set of 4-7 pieces and fit them together properly for the highest score. Certain buildings being close will give you a bonus, and others will take away from your score. If you get enough points you earn a new choice of sets to decide between. When you do this enough you unlock the next island. Each island is randomly generated, which makes each play through different, and the game lasts until you no longer unlock the next set choice.

Bomber Crew is definitely a game worth checking out if you're in love with the unit and machine management, and making the right calls. It is a game that will challenge you for a good while, and even if you cheese the system and progress more slowly through the campaign than most might, the difficulty ramps up to a point that you can't escape from by the end.

This game will be fun, yet very frustating, and also rewarding for those who manage to complete the path it treads. It's certainly not perfect, as sometimes the crew management can become overly difficult in critical situations, and targeting can be a bit taxing at times, but overall the game shines through as a polished product. It also doesn't hurt that some of the ways you'll "learn through failure" end up fairly hilarious to combat the fact that your level 8 engineer just flew off the wing without a parachute.

The developer seems to be supporting the game, and it seems the mighty B-17 or B-24 may ultimately make an appearance, but for now the Lancaster bomber is perfect for the current game without making an American feel alienated by not being in their own favorite aircraft. There are also numerus camo options and emblems to toss on the bomber, so you can even imagine your a Yank division in the Royal Airfoce if that floats your boat.

Easy to recommend, and an excellent game that any fan of WW2 bombers or crew managment games can pick up and enjoy. Well worth the money.

The Final Station is an interesting game that will challenge you just enough to not cross the line between challenge and frustration too often. With that being said, it's hard to recommend the game for me because of the story. Other games have done a masterful job of telling a story like a mystery, where the user must peice together clues to figure out the mysterious story they're apart of. Unforunately, The FInal Station simply isn't one of those games.

By the end of the game there is barely any real peices to be fit together. Combined with the ending the game will give the player a very empty and incomplete feeling as the credits roll. There are so many times when it felt like something much greater was going on, and that the story would soon begin to tie together, yet it just never happens.

The creator has a lot of real talent, and ability to generate well designed games with a beautiful art style. I just wish the story telling had matched.