Recent reviews by Kaibun

This game is just amazing. Much like the other shmup entries in the Darius Series, you fly around shooting all sorts of mechanical fish and seafood in space, with extremely trippy music and atmosphere. It already has several bosses and multiple routes on regular arcade play, but add the highly replayable Chronicle Mode and DLC with guest ships from other games, and you get an experience that can last you forever. It's more than worth its asking price!

So this game is finally back on Steam, is it worth it?
To be honest, there isn't much to do in this game, there's a real glaring lack of content right now. You'll probably explore and see everything in a matter of minutes. But what makes it worth playing is how you can become a cute little girl, headbutt everything and dance along with a bunch of middle-aged japanese men on a rooftop. If this sounds right up your alley, then go for it.

I would call it an spiritual experience. I can't think of any other games that let you become a little girl, and actually act like one. This truly is an amazingly realistic simulator.

A game where I can finally achieve my dream of becoming a lumberjack! It's rather simple: you just chop down wood from an endless tree, and avoid the branches as they come down.

There's quite a lot of unlockable characters, like ninjas, eskimos,native indians, lucha libre guys and even Gaben. New to the Steam version is a multiplayer mode, where you can play with up to 4 complete strangers at the same time. You don't have to chop alone!

A short little prequel/demo of sorts for Kero Blaster. It's fun, and really leaves you wanting more. Bring in Kero Blaster, because I want it.

You probably know Isaac all too well by now: the Zelda-inspired, randomly-generated twin-stick shooter rife with religious symbolism that became incredibly popular. While Rebirth is a remake of the original, it's a completely new experience, as its title suggests.

Gone is the buggy flash interface, replaced with a much better UI and proper gamepad controls. Though I prefer the first one's soundtrack, complaining about that would be no good nitpicking.

The original Isaac is still my most played game on Steam, and for a good reason: it's extremely addictive, difficult, highly replayable and to top it off pretty much never ends. Buy it, you won't regret it. Also, I totally did not update this review just to get that badge, I swear.

You are a triangle. Dodging shapes inside a large hexagon. Buy it, the fun never ends.

Awesome, intense 16-bit-esque platformer. And it comes with a pretty original mouse-oriented control scheme too; style reminds me of those Treasure games on the Mega Drive.

This is quite possibly the best remake ever; what all others should strive to be like. It gets even better if you've played the original game on the NES.

Pretty accurate NES-style demake game that's better than the actual Dark Void! On the DS version you actually had to blow on the mic to to make the cartridge work.

It goes for real cheap during sales, so you have no excuse not to get it.