Recent reviews by Vaquero

Near perfect port. Issues with controls, but minimal at best.

Run Through The Jungle.

This game offers a large set of variety in terms of eras and helicopters. Despite not having a lot of factors that really suck you in from a sound perspective, the environment looks quite nice and easily makes up for it. The gameplay is good, controls are relatively simple. It's not expensive like those triple A titles and it's certainly a worthy investment thus far. Buy this game.

This game offers a excellent and gritty story where Max Payne, a washed up cop who has had loved ones die on the streets he protected, goes on to do private body guarding in Brazil after his old friend from the academy convinces him to do so. Everything in this game is beautifully preformed and slick in it's manner. For example, you can bullet time by merely pressing shift, which slowly depletes a bar that recharges over time. The best part about the firefights is once you pop off at the last goon, it'll enter bullet time regardless and give you a front row seat (a camera change to any angle of the enemy) of the carnage that ensues once the bullets impact them. Another thing that makes this game so intresting is the diaglouge that Max gives about the scenario, which usually is a funny analogy or a pitty remark.

Buy this game for just under 6$ while you still can, I fully recommend it.

This game is a masterpiece, re-defining indie in the whole 4.1 hours it took me to complete it! (I would beat it seven more times it's so great). Rather you go guns blazing or just feel like you wanna' bash someones head in with a pipe, you can do it! The 1989 setting sets a strive for greatness at the turn of the decade with a classic 80's feel to it. The soundtrack enhances the expirence all the more with excellent alternative or electronic music to jam along. While the game has no voice acting, it's a very small and feable problem compared to the excellent story line.

9/10