Recent reviews by Bungaroo

Super duper fun game to play with friends!

This game is super fun and a great choice amongst a group of friends. I would defiantly recommend!

Very fun game with friends! The game was not really meant for this many people to play it all at once so sometimes you have to join a lobby a couple times until it works but it really is not that bad. Once you get in and play the experience is very fun.

This game is very accommodating and interactive when it comes to twitch streamers and their chat/communities. Darwin Project is a battle arena game that has a solo queue option and a duos queue option (as of right now.) You start off with 600 health and are required to get leather and wood as materials. This game has many options allowing you to customize your inventory. For example, there are many different types of arrow styles, such as flame and tracking arrows; You can pick which type of arrows you wish to have equipped. This applies to pelts that can keep you from getting cold as fast as well as the boots, gadgets, and electronics. This feature allows for a range of different styled fighters to be accommodated to.

Fun Fact: When you kill someone you are given 300 health.
Fun Fact: You can freeze to death if you do not warm up (Build fire)

Not only that, but the fact that every single game you go into has the opportunity to be different, special, and unique; due to the factor of "Directors." Directors are players who can be placed into your game to Direct, the Director has a Director's loadout that he or she can customize themselves in the options menu provided on the menu screen. Based on how high of a Director level that individual has and their Director rating, they may have some very powerful and game-changing items, or if they have proven unfair and to be a poor Director (Causing a low rating) they may not have items that can highly impact players. Once you reach level 10 you are able to direct other games and rate Directors 1-5 stars, as a Director you are able to level up your Director level as well as customize a special loadout. The more you level up your Director level, the more items you are given to put in your loadout. This is when the rating system comes in handy, for example, if a director is bad or uses player specific items to target one individual and one individual only(in a highly unfair and uneven manner), you can rate him or her poorly. Every item a Director has available to them requires them to meet a specific Director rating. For example, If I keep healing the person you are fighting for 150-300 health you will most likely not win the fight, but if I get rated poorly by enough people I may not meet the requirements needed in order to use those types of items anymore in my loadout. This ensures I am unable to cause more unfair games in the future. The rating feature and rate requirements on items allow for a fair and a more enjoyable environment in games.

Overall, for a free game, it has many options and provides mass amounts of entertainment. It provides many different types of events and factors that have the potential to change every single game. Honestly for a free game, why not? The only thing you have to lose is some storage space, plus you can always uninstall it if you happen to dislike it.

One of the best games I have found so far. This game has everything my friends and I enjoy playing. You can be competitive, silly, have fun, play with a bunch of people, and everyone can either afford it or get it for one another. This being a lower priced game I was not expecting much; especially not hours of laughing and screaming with and at each other. I do not think you can go wrong with this game, and if you do... Just return it :) Everyone has something they like, but my friends and I, LOVE this game

This is a nice little game if you are expecting a very advanced game with many complex obstacles; this is technically a game for you. Personally, I play this game mindlessly to pass time, say waiting for friends to get on so we can play another game or something. Though, I do have to give it to the game; there are some very tough levels that even while focusing and making actual attempts took me a long time to pass. This game does have a very vibrant color pallet, that being said, the game is basically a canvas, each little squishy landing the Mr. cube guy (My name for the cube) makes, leads with a wide range of colors being splattered over the area; this feature is actually the key to beating some of the harder levels. Personally, I believe the price is about right for what the game offers, it may be a debatable topic for others. Overall, I think this game is perfect for someone who just wants to pass some time by themselves.

I have put many hours of my life into this game, with those hours have come experience. This game can be played on a casual level, but I have mainly played it competitively with friends. The standard competitive game tends to be a 5v5 with people around the same ranks (Well that is how it is supposed to go) One negative thing is that the rank system does not tend to perform as ideally as you would like it to for a competitive game. Another negative comment I would like to add is that the Banning/punishment system they have in place has many flaws, not to mention how often you will come across a Hacker is also very unimpressive. Though, after all of that, the game itself provides the competitive experience you would want in a game. This game requires, patience, focus, communication, and many other elements if you wish to be successful in your matches. That being said, I would recommend this game based on the fact that I have had hours upon hours of fun with my friends, with the traits this game has and the experience it gives you, it would be hard to not recommend it.