Recent reviews by RemnantCult

Listen, do you like retro games? Do you find yourself trying to complete obscure 8-bit video games or at least get a decent high score? Get this game. It's a love letter to the design and legacy of all 8-bit game design.

There's not a lot of games like it. It is a must play.

After finishing the first level, here's what I got to say:
This game is reminiscent of a really awesome shareware game you'd download from a super shady website that you would play for hours and hours on end after school until your dad needs to use the computer. This game can be called crusty in its appearance, but it's game play is smooth and presentation is spot on. There's a lot of FPS games out there, especially after the "boomer shooter" revival, but this one stands out somehow. It's earnest, doesn't try to pull any punches and goes for the throat with what it wants to do.

It's a dollar, and there's no malware involved. Check it out.

My newest hyper fixation. Next month should be the release of the adventure mode update for this version. That will allow for DF to not only be one of the best city building games, but one of the most unique rogue-ish RPGs out there. This game is the ultimate fantasy world simulator.

An Oasis of Friendship and Love. A game of awakening and punishment.

If you ever wanted a game that can easilly let you dip your toes into the slightly niche SHMUP genre, this is the game for you. Crimson Clover will make you feel like a rockstar.

Conspiricies, stealth, choices, playstyle development and branching paths: This game is one of the finest pioneers of these modern game principles.
This is a fantastic game. It is my late childhood defining game.

Remember, A nonlethal takedown is the most scilent takedown. That baton can be your friend.