Recent reviews by Blooker

Grow Home is a grand adventure into the sky, where you control a little robot called B.U.D. who is tasked with saving its homeplanet by growing a plant large enough to collect its seeds. The main focus of the game is its excellent climbing mechanic, where you can control each of your character's hands with seperate buttons. This can be used to climb and pull objects, and is very effective in making you feel as if you've overcome a mountain every time you reach a new island.

However, even if it showcases some excellent game mechanics, a great graphical style and very unique gameplay, I recommend this game with an EXTREMELY large pinch of salt; it is a very well designed 2-3 hour long tech demo. The journey is over all too quickly, and the different elements of it are never explored to their full potential. Overall, It has left me with a very disappointed feeling. I'm hoping that the developers continue adding to this game through updates or as a sequel, or even an entirely new game, with a larger world and more challenges to overcome. Although, this is Ubisoft we're talking about, so I'm not holding out much hope.

Buy it on offer, and have a blast with what there is to play.

Currently, all this game has to offer is walking across a different road three times as three different people, while obstacles midly inconvenience you. It's glitchy, hard to control at points, and really isn't fun whatsoever. I have no idea why it's received generally positive reviews.

This game is, at it's core, an amazing blend of LEGO and Garry's Mod.
It's probably one of my favourite games of all time, just because of the fun you can have building or playing different gamemodes with other people.
The mods are endless, the creator is awesome, the building functions are satisfying and the community (for the most part) is friendly and nice to play with.
I ensure you that the money you put towards this game will be worth it.

Shooting soldiers and snipers is shockingly stupendous, selling Stout Shakos on Steam is sufficiently super, the silly graphics are sharp and stylized and Saxton will send you a Strange Shotgun.
10/10
Start slaying, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

Terrorising Terrorists is terrifyingly testing as you tame your tools to torment your traducers. I totally tribute this terribly tip-top trial. Ten out of Ten.