Recent reviews by PRG013

D&D for those who like a good story and have no friends.

This is like video poker, but there are special jokers that have unique abilities. The key is to try and find the perfect combinations to set off chain reactions that score huge points.

It's a great game where you will most likely die over and over in pursuit of Managed Democracy.

If you love dying, this is the game for you.

Simple to learn, takes a while to master.

Gets boring fast.

I like to walk. You do that a lot in this game. In fact, that's all you do. I've been walking in this game for over 30 hours.

Lot's of things to kill and find. The zombies at night is really creepy.

Okay, I originally didn't like this game and gave it a bad review. After rereading the other reviews, I think my negative reaction was due to the fact that I was just not that good at the game.

So, I hid my review and sporatically played over the course of the next week.

Now I have to say that I was wrong. As play progresses, your get better upgrades for your ship and base making the game more enjoyable.

Unfortunately, I still haven't had a chance to play multiplayer. I did hook it up to my Steam Link and it looks great on my 55" LED.

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My Original review:
These reviews must be written by the developer and his friends. I found the game boring. They claim it was inspired by asteroids. Actually, they took asteroids and made it so you can only shoot one bullet at a time. The controls seem very sluggish.

I played 5 games and I am not sure if I will ever play it again.

I will say that I have not played multiplayer yet. I will try it out on my Steam Link. If it turns out that it is more fun then I will come back and update this review.

Well, I only played It Came from the Desert and was very disappointed in the lag between scenes. The music is not playing when it should, but the visuals and context of the story are all there. I would probably need more time to see if I would really recommend this to my friends.

I can honestly say I played this when it was new on my Amiga 2000 (I still own this game), so I have a good starting point for my review.

I have played this on emulators that worked better than this version.