Recent reviews by Repobob

Chill relaxing game. it could have markers pointing you toward where you need to go but even without that, the game is easily finished in around 15-20 minutes.

I do hope there is an update for the Goose jail cause I did trap the goose on 1 side of an island in build mode before 1 of the beaver talked about a jail. Great mind thinks alike. You can't trust those Canadian Goose.

1st in that supermarket simulator that I played and can be addictive

This is when I wish there was a mixed option and not only a yes/No answer to do you recommend the game.

I received a game key from Lurkit to test the game for free

I have to say 1st, this type of game isn't for me most of the time, but if there were some changes in it I would probably go
back and try to get other endings.

Let's start with the negative first:
Lack of video and audio options; I had to go into my audio mixer and turn it down to 10% cause I was finding it way too loud. I play on a pretty big monitor and never play any game in fullscreen, I had to with this one.
FOV was too close for me, I would guess it was between 45 and 60, anything under 90 for me can give me a headache if there is weird movement and it did with the bobbing while walking.

The good:
Atmospheric sound was great
Details in the game assets
Layout and design of the location very close to what can be seen in documentaries about the walled city.

The Mid:
Not sure about the plot or if there even is 1.
Physics could be wonky at times.

Would I recommend this? I am not sure, it would depend on who is asking, I went in thinking it was more of a horror game but didn't get that feeling, it is more exploration/walking simulator as far as I can describe it.

I went back to it after 6 years and all I can say is that Alpha 21 is great

Very fun casual game and similar to the others in that series.

Nothing major change in this 1 but if you like to spend some time playing without a fear of messing up, this game is for you.

Typical Match 3 game with a minimalist story but who plays these for that, I play Witcher 3 for the story, not match 3 games.

Runs very well on an older PC (done that on purpose cause videos had some stuttering)

There are 12 "worlds" with 10 levels each. At the time of writing this, i had 20 levels done in 1.7h and i still have a few levels that are not at 3 Stars so for completionists, you got some hours for gameplay.

The price seems good for the amount of gameplay and i do recommend the game if you enjoy chilling playing casual games.

Disclaimer, I got this after the dev pulled this from the store at no cost but not from them

This is not a game, it is 275 quotes generated unto generic backgrounds with music playing.

If you click enough, you can get all 33 achievements within 5 minutes without reading anything.

This "game" was pulled from the store and it should never be available for a price imho, as a free game, download it and get free achievements and then delete it is my suggestion.

Game provided for free for review purpose
Tango Fiesta
Developer: Spilt Milk Studios
http://steamproxy.net/steamstore/app/276730/
Price:
CAN $13.99
US $12.99
EN £9.99
EU €11.99
AUS $11.99

Tango Fiesta is a top down shooter that has the distinction of having online and local co-op. You have the choice to play multiple character which includes someone that reminded me but isn't Robocop (for all legal reasons).

You play stages in waves, you get an objective and after you achieve success, you get a survive the wave section. Levels aren't that long and it is fine like that. I did play single player and local co-op and both ran fine but I must say that the co-op was way more fun.

You can play with keyboard and mouse or with a controller, I would recommend a controller, during the co-op try, I used a controller and it felt right.

There are 20 achievements to gather and the game has trading cards.

Overall I would say that the game is fun but the price is a little high, there are other games similar that are under $10 that can be just as fun playing with friends.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X00VH9gYPZk&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=bobv702000

micro transactions in a game that is not F2P and that has many DLC already

Game provided for free for review purpose
Cross of the Dutchman
Developer: Triangle Studios
http://steamproxy.net/steamstore/app/384000
Price:
CAN $9.99
US $8.99
EN £5.99
EU €8.99
AUS $8.99

An action/adventure/brawler game in which you control a farmer named Pier on multiple quests to stop brigands and soldiers from causing havoc.

Controller support is in the game as well as K/M, I played using K/M and the first thing I noticed was that I had to click where I wanted to move my character, WASD would had been a better option for me since I have a small twitch in my right hand. It was still playable but it felt like I had less control of where I wanted Pier to go and I did manage to run into barriers instead of going into the opening.

The story of the game is based on real life events that happened around the 1600s which aroused my curiosity.

The gameplay isn`t anything revolutionary but it gets the job done, you talk to a few people, you get a quest, you venture out and do the objectives and return to the quest giver to progress.

Since I do first look at games mostly, I didn`t see any progression of abilities or items management, I.E. weapons.

I did like that there are chest hidden around and that it is 1 of the achievement in the game (No coin, no War: Loot all chests), that can help prolong the time you stay and play the game.

I`ll be returning to the game to play more of it for sure and maybe even try to get all 31 achievements.

Story is good, mechanics could be a little better but I think it is a good little game that you will enjoy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LD2f_MtDtBs