Recent reviews by theRBstream

Grand Theft Auto V is an amazing playground for gamers everywhere. Between being able to play through the main campaign, the sheer insanity of GTA Online, or my personal favorite, Modded GTA RP servers, there's so much to get out of this game. I love it.

Being in a long distance relationship can have its downfalls. Being able to get together with one's SO via Tabletopia to have an evening's game.

I fell in love with the web-version, Dungeon Painter, on Pyromancer's website. It was like, "Yes, this is obviously cool. I can't wait until I get a hold of some simoleons and get to work on the product proper." Now that I have, I'm loving the hell out of it. It's like all of the things I wanted in playing with the web version and enhancements I didn't know that I needed that made it that much better. I've played with building my own collections, or adding individual items for a single map... and I've been really pleased. Can't. Wait.

I love this game.

The gameplay is hard and innovative. I can't wait to jump face first into some of the options, which is amazing, because there are just so many options! I've played (unsuccessfully) as Sweden and Argentina. But the losing was amazing, to see exactly where the issues with my strategy were and how things can fall apart. Each loss (I've gone down hard twice as Sweden and thrice as the Argentine) has left me annoyed, but at myself rather than against the game itself.

A must have. The only things that get me down are a few technological issues given the age, mostly that I can't re-size it properly to my liking. It shows fine on my primary screen, but being unable to adjust the resolution means being unable to actually use my second screen and multitask properly. Despite this, I can't not give it at least two thumbs up. Intoxicatingly addictive.

Now, to conquer the world as Canada...

Super Hexagon may be the most maddenning game I've ever played. It is tremendous at the same time. I sit down, start playing and throw myself into the fray. The chorus of "Game Over. Begin" guides me, pushes me onward. Pushes me forward. And then I realize I've been playing for going on two hours, the song stuck firmly in my head.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.