Последние обзоры Teeter

I wanted to like this game, but unfortunately I just can't recommend it.

One: It's short. Took me all of 7 minutes to complete, and even when I completed it, I didn't know I completed it.

Two: The main bad doesn't even hurt you. I can see some intellectual way as to why this could "mean something" but it just felt strange considering the premise of the game.

Three: The best parts of the game included me commiting suicide. So yeah.

Unfortunately I cannot recommend this game.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyiTMqAbBRI

I wasn't familiar with Tokyo Dark until recently, and I'm glad I made the decision to purchase.

This feels like the next logical technological leap that visual novels need to move in.

The story itself is competant and I was intrigued to complete the game without wanting to take a break because every reveal had me wanting more.

If you haven't played a VN I would recommend Tokyo Dark, it's a great entry point to a niche genre -- albeit theres far more "adventure" elements than VN throughout.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rm0w-5TCih4

So, bought this on a whim to record a video thinking "okay, might get a few chuckles off of this" -- also thought this could be a secret alt-right propganda game (which it wasn't, obviously haha) -- and oh man, this is a great smash bros demake.

The alternate to the human species genders that you can choose from are pretty hilarious (example Kindergender is a, for lack of better term "molester van" with the words "free candy" scribbled on the side and an attack featuring a stick figure handing candy out).

I lost it when the male gender character rode a hoverboard, vapes as an attack and throws out of a fidget spinner as a projectile. Would love to see 4 player couch versus added and can't wait to see future genders.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhzxKAeAAVQ&feature=share

First and foremost, the core mechanics of the gameplay are really spot on and the whole package as an aesthetic is great.

But only if you can ignore the creep waifu vibes a good game exists. Now, I'm not saying I'm better than anyone who enjoys shooting clothes off of ladies, because I shot a lot of clothes off of ladies, I just wish I could be better and not shoot clothes off ladies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-1Poc0QaBQ

Usually I'm a fan of these weird avant garde titles -- not this time. This game either went way over my head or is just a "lets' be weird to be weird"

The only positive is it's soundtrack.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlKwcJ3V0OI

This will likely get buried in a (red) sea of jokes, so I won't beat around the bush:

Fight of Gods is mechanically sound and a great entry point for people not familiar with the fighting genre. It's simplified down to a point where it's couch versus potential is amazing. I plan to sink many more hours into this game with some friends a few beers.

Way better than it ever should be.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YVjvKOSKUA

With this being free to play, I have to commend them for making a cute little story wrapped into a stylized world that feel stylized even with a low key geometry/pixel count look.

Gotta get that hot dog.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxEHeOO4BiI

RPG elements crossed over with the clicker genre. Add the D&D licensing and you have a great entry point for those who haven't taken the time to dive into the clicker genre.

Add the fact it's free to play and promised future content, there is no reason why you wouldn't at least give this a try.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3GzBzNoUcU&t=6s

I've played video games for the majority of my 30 years of existence. Occasionally you'll find that game that is so far exceeds your expectations. That leaves you mouth gaping and unable to stop thinking about it, even hours after you're done.

Last Day of June is one of those games. The one that spoke to me. The one that's mechanics intrigued me, that challenged me, that made me slowlly take my time and try to savor each scene.

Although it may have it's own flaws, when it stands strong and proud it outshines any gripe I may have had. The story takes twists that I didn't see coming, made me care and connect with clay people with no eyes -- the same ones who display some of the best traits and signs of emotion.

If you are even remotely interested in this game, turn away from this review now. Don't read anything else. Put on some headphones, turn down the lights and just let this short (~4.5 hour game) make you run the gamut of emotions.

Last Day of June tells a complex story but one that doesn't leave pointless ends loose or show any sign of being pretentious or "heady". I can honestly say, from the bottom of my heart, this game is a top 3 and candidate for GOTY. To say that in 2017 should speak words for itself.

Last Day of June is a masterpiece and one that should be played by all.

Gameplay: https://youtu.be/-BOBdu7aFBM

While the other similar price range shmup, Bit Blaster XL, isn't my favorite shmup/asteroid-like shmup, it proved in theory a low budget passion project shmup category of the genre deserves to exist.

And again while Aliens&Asterioids itself isnt perfect, it's a work in progress on Steam Early Access that has potential.
First off it has leaderboard support and feels just fine via gamepad or kb+m, it currently has 5 bosses as you progress through the levels.

You also have account level unlocks, making it feel somewhat like a Rogue-lite.

This game can really become bullet hell-esque which I enjoy. All the mechanics of the game and pickups also feel well thought out and not like this is someone's game maker game they just copied out of a "how to code book."
It seems like it has a growing, albeit small, player-base but just hasn't received any coverage which is a shame.

I'll continue to play and check in frequently after updates. It has potential. Hope someone else reads this and finds they want to drop a dollar and support a little guy.