Reseñas recientes de Shasta

As far as shmups go, this one was pretty good. I like that different squads make for what I feel were different difficulties. The voice acting is legitimately funny: I especially like the Jersey girl pilot and the dudebro variant. As it stands right now, the game is a touch short: I beat the first act in just under 2 hours. It's still early access of the time of this review, so I'm sure they're adding more, and there's a whole second act to explore which I'm currently working on. If this game reflects the quality of the hybrid shmup/adventure game that the devs are working on, I'm stoked. Keep up the excellent work, Imagos!

My longest standing colony finally met it's end when the badass viking looking guy died fighting off a pack of alphabeavers, so his pet timberwolf went mad with grief and literally tore apart the surviving colonists.

This is Dwarf Fortress Lite, but damn if it isn't the same fun. If you like a game that's an ocean wide and an ocean deep, this is well worth your money.

BUY THIS GAME ON SALE.

This game reminds me of the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ games that I loved to play on the PS2: games like A Bard's Tale or Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel. Additionally, if you're just burning to play The Technomancer, I'd say this will scratch that itch until it drops in price. Is it mediocre? Sure. But sometimes you just want a beer instead of champagne.

Do yourself a favor and get this game. It's got something that's been missing since the SNES era, and no I'm not talking about sweet pixel art. It's got a true sense of mystery and discovery. I find myself pinging random walls and smashing everything to see if anything holds a secret. If you grew up with The Legend of Zelda for NES or Super Metroid, this game has the same spirit.

Buy this game.

The more you play this game, the more it just unfolds in front of you. $15 is a STEAL for a game this good.

This game is great. For the price of a Happy Meal you can own a game that will ACTUALLY make you joypuke.

PS DraQu I'm coming for you...

A return to form unlike anything else.

If you're a real time strategy fan, you owe it to yourself to play this.

This iteration of Shadowrun breathes more life into what was already an awesome fiction, and this time, most missions can be completed without firing a shot. The world is well thought out, the choices and consequences make sense, and you can hire a zombie robot samurai to fight for you. What not to love?

Did in 2 episodes what Tell-tale's The Walking Dead did in a whole season. Not only that, but the choices you make actually have an affect on the story, and the choices you'll be able to make later.

Ironically, if you have the maturity to see through a teenager's eyes, you're in for a great story.

If not the funniest game I've played, it's up there.