Recent reviews by dayemtrix

Only consider buying this game for trading cards if you can get it for some 10 cents. Other than that it's another one of those greenlight scam games. The pictures on the trading cards are actually way more exciting than the game itself.

mehhhhh. not for me

It's Nothing Like Phasmaphobia. I Thing This Game (Russiaphobia) Should Be Renamed To Wankaphobia Because It's Wank

It can be a lot of harder than this. For instance many other colors could be added in order to create different equations (blue+yellow=green...). So with at least 10 colors this game would be insanely complex and beautiful.

It's a low effort mobile port of a pretty basic node-based strategy game. Seems to just be more of the same of the previous entries in the series - exact same UI, gameplay, etc. Every single time you move a unit they will recite one of a couple different lines which gets incredibly annoying. It looks like they've removed the mobile banner ads, but there are still ads for other games throughout.

A couple of things to consider when buying this game:
- there is no options/settings menu. Can't adjust audio ingame.
- Outlines of the towers doesnt match with the lines of the enemy wave.
- There was a weird thing going on with the targetting of the towers.
- Camera is only from one point
- To make things worse, the mouse sensitivity was through the roof and because the lack of an options/settings menu, you couldn't adjust that ingame!
- Overlap of the text of the Cost of an upgrade and the upgrade button itself. Both were hardly readable.

Short game with a lot of puzzle platforming with the warping Lazer mechanic and beams. I like how it progresses and builds up to the final boss.

I was shocked when I found out it's really good. For just one buck, I expected something very low quality and memey. Tcheco may be a bit of the latter, but it's very high quality. The difficulty reminds me of old NES games, especially since there's no saving. There is a code to get extra lives (which again reminds me of those old NES games, like the Contra code), but even with it I still haven't beat this game. After a lot of tries, you can reliably get past the first stages without taking any damage, but the later stages are still very challenging, like the floating baby ???? thing. Still take at least 5 hits there. Another positive factor is the simplicity. Three buttons only. No weird mechanics (an argument could be made for the skateboard, but it gives you time to adapt). All of these things shape Tcheco into a perfect game in my opinion.

50/50

A thoughtful puzzle-stealth game with 38 clever levels and two bittersweet endings.