Recent reviews by pixelet

Blood Typers is a mashup of fantastic ideas that when brought together, give players something uniquely tense and frightening to play solo or with a group. If you're checking out this page, chances are you've played or at least know of Typing of the Dead. This game builds on the general gameplay feel of this title, but with one major twist: No auto-rail level designs, you control your character EXCLUSIVELY with your keyboard inputs.

The trailers seem a bit hectic upon first watch, and trust me, the game can get hectic, too. But after diving into the game, the movement becomes fluid. You begin to glide through the different rooms and halls, remembering phrases and words to guide you to safety. The gameplay premise is pretty simple: collect 5 items, return those items to a specific location, and find the exit. I won't say more, because it's best experienced fresh.

This is an absolute must for any typing game lover, such a fresh take on the concept that. I am excited to continue exploring each Episode the game has currently to play and to see what else the team teleases in the future for the game.

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This game is fantastic! Simply a fantastic value for its price, an amazing game that falls into the "scrap collection horror" genre that Lethal Company has pioneered. Shoutout to Zeekers. However, by describing Murky DIvers as simply "underwater Lethal Company" does not quite do justice to the devs at Embers and the publishers at Oro Interactive. Murky Divers takes the genre at its core, and invents brand new ways for players to feel like an integral part in their crew's survival.

From more nuanced navigation to clear player choices to make in the form of which aspects of the ship to upgrade, which suit mods should be purchased, to how much floating scrap you'd like to pick up before diving at your next Pharma Corp. experimentation site.

The game has a simple and wonderfully addictive gameplay loop. You are tasked with diving deeper and deeper, finding and shredding any signs of failed experiments or signs of life in the form of body parts or plant matter. The devs have created a hauntingly addictive environment where the players are engaged and working hard to survive. The stakes have never felt higher.

This game, to me, will continue to succeed and flourish with the wonderful minds at Embers behind it. We have already seen one major content update and I have a feeling the devs will continue to surprise and treat their players. With new diving sites, suits, upgrades, monsters, and loot, I have zero doubts that this wonderfully talented team has a treasure trove of new content for us to enjoy. This game is a treat and one that I implore you to try!

In fact, let's play together if you do. B)

Pixelet

Absolutely amazing game!