Recent reviews by TheLoneBanana121

A nice VR wave shooter with varying difficulties.
It has a bit of a story to break up the waves.
The final fight is a bit tough to work through (think in-your-face House of the Dead).

This is a fantastic little VR title that utilizes physical locomotion to get the player through the game. I used 2x2m playspace and it worked well with my actual space of 1.5x2m, a few times I had to squeeze through doors in order to not bump into things in the real world. The 1.5x1.5m playspace is motion-sickness inducing because it multiplies headset movement in real space, but it warned that it was experimental.

I really loved experiencing what was around the next corner when entering a new room. The sense of physically moving through the space really immersed me in the environment. The artstyle and setting were great! I would love more of this type of VR gameplay in the future, and this game is a really great start!

Doood, Trains!!!

I have nothing but kind things to say about this game. First, it's like you're actually going to arcades to play real ticket redemption games. It's actually made me want to go out and play in the real ones, but those cost real money $$$. Second, it's rough around the edges at times, but that's to be expected of an early access game. The real reason why I bought this is to enjoy the work put into the arcade games themselves, and it's been good so far. Lastly, open-world gameplay. I like that you're not limited to one giant arcade full of games. There's different themed arcades, and each one has unique features, such as go-karts, carnival rides, or a performing band of electronic prize mascots.

Anyways, pick it up if you like arcade games. And thanks Uncle Phil!

Noita is a simple game about a witch with a magic wand exploring a multi-environment world where every pixel is simulated.

Playing safe rewards you with progress. Collect new wands, perks, potions, and lore while battling many different kinds of creatures.

Playing like a lunatic rewards you with more fun outcomes. Though, a swift death can befall you before you can think to yourself, "This lightening wand won't shock me while I'm in the water, right?"

A very silly, very British rogue-lite game.

FTL style space exploration in a vast nebula with different ships to scavenge scrap and items from.

Pick your weapons that you build from parts you find on derelict ships filled with hostile citizens.

Each warped citizen is particularly humorous and very British (and very annoying). Each ship is randomly constructed from a set of designs (repeated ship layouts).

Does get repetitive. The story is a bit short, can be completed in 7 hours or less. The challenge comes from harder difficulties and limitations (Ironman mode, unarmed, etc.)

The comic book art style makes this game unique. Combat can be quick or strategic. As a result, it's pretty enjoyable, quite funny, and has a memorable style of art.

One of the more entertaining Battle Royale games.

Don't take it too seriously and you'll find some fun.

Positive:

-A new way to look at RPG roguelite games

-First ever RPG OS

-Fair amount of gameplay

-Good Music

Negative:

-A bit repetitive with only a few different enemy encounters

OmniBus is an Everybus.

Yet, OmniBus is a hero.

OmniBus is good.

Omnibus is kind.

OmniBus is the bus of the people, for the people, for all buskind.

OmniBus is great in bed.

I don't know why I love this game so much. It must be the chase and being chased. There are times when you're juking the killer and he doesnt know where you went.

Then there are times when, "Overconfidence is a slow and insidious killer." You try to stun or outplay a killer, and you get killed because of poor internet connection.

GG well played, this game made me into a Dad by Daylight with a drinking problem.