Recent reviews by Animus Vox

This is a very fun little PVPVE game where you have to get your hands on treasure with your friends while you try to avoid the AI guards and an enemy outlaw guild.

While this is indeed pretty pay to win, this is still a VERY relaxing game, a good start on the day... or if you need to chill for the evening, grab a cup of coffee or tea and relax

Pros: the complete trilogy (Prior to 2016), Armor attached Flashlight, Doom 1 and 2 can be used with GZDoom or ZDoom to access the wonderful world of Doom Modding.
Cons: The multiplayer might not be too active, constant voice chat.

Hail To The King: Deathbat is a love letter to the classic Action adventure RPGs of yesteryears, but what makes this game a bit more noticable than others is the name attached to it, the Metal band from Long Beach, California, Avenged Sevenfold. They all voice themselves in this game and unlike the Mobile original, this version allows you to unlock them by playing instead of having them be paid dlc. (tho this is the Hail To The King era of A7X, so it's Arin Ilejay instead of Wackerman for those who'd rather have the current lineup).

The game follows King Andronikus who's woken up from the dead as the titular Deathbat, and with the help of a strange old witch in a Crypt, he must face the hordes of monsters summoned by one of the three gods called Kerberus and his loyal servant Dark Andronikus.
The Levels are all inspired by certain songs by Avenged Sevenfold like Nightmare, Afterlife, Bat Country, Unholy Confessions and so on. The game's soundtrack also contains new tunes as well as instrumentals that fans will recognize.

Each level features a few collectables apart from the scattered Coins which you use to buy new weaponry (since your starting rusty sword aquired by the Witch will quickly prove rather.... worthless), Or items to help on your journey like Health and mana potions, extra lives and so on. The other collectables can be keys to open certain gates, it almost always include a Castle key to open the way to the boss of each level, or a page of artwork from "The Book of Mortals" (which you wanna complete, trust me on this!!!) and the Three Kingstones which will unlock a bonus level to help you collect even more coins.

At the time of writing this, I've only completed the base game and I'm working on tackling Nightmare mode as well.

Now... with those pros outta the way... I feel like there are some cons you need to be aware of.
1. A mobile port, so don't expect this to be the next Zelda. It has some wonky mechanics like hitboxes and such, but this isn't too game breaking if you're aware of their existence but you will be feeling like you took a hit without the attack actually connecting with you.
2. Grindheavy, more a nitpick than a con, some may see it as a pro. Don't expect to breeze through this game... You will NEED to replay bonus levels many times to stock up on coin to make sure you have a weapon capable of killing the foes you encounter, especially later on.
3. Weird controls, seeing as this is a port of a mobile game, the controls might take some time getting used to, for instance, you have no real way of blocking enemy attacks, so you need to dodge by staying on the move, again, like the grind it isn't a bad thing, but some may find this aggrovating when you feel like you have to run away and then wack the enemy with a wet noodle.

Nevertheless, I had a blast from start to finish and seeing the love and care they had for not only their legacy, but for their friend The Rev who has a huge role in this game, It makes me happy I got this game. And I mean... it's only 7 bucks, it's not like you're spending a fortune on this.

Overall, I give it a 9/10, I love this game, both as a fan of the genre and a fan of the band. Though it could have used some Tweeking for the Steam version!

Hey Hey, C'mon over and have some fun with Craaaaazy Taxi!
We all know these words. Crazy Taxi is an arcade racer where you play one of the four "Crazy Taxi" Cabbies, Alex, B.D. Joe, Gena and Gus. Your job is simple... before your shift ends, get as many customers and as much cash as possible, however, here's the catch..... If you want a lot of money and a high ranking.... You gotta ignore ALL safety rules when it comes to driving, and all customers are timed, so drive like a mad man or woman, Drift the corners, jump over predestrians and zig zag through incoming traffic.
Once you pick up a passenger, you will see where they wanna go, how far away that is, and in which direction, just follow the giant arrow, however that thing will twist and turn a lot so, find the best short cuts and just break all the laws... Luckily, cops don't exist in this Universe.

This is, at it's roots an Arcade game, fun in short bursts, don't expect this game to keep you playing for hours, UNLESS you:
a. Have a good musical ear (as the OST is filled with Punk rock from The Offspring and Bad Religion among others, with the help of some soft modding),
b. Have a "one more go" mentality.
c. Just love a game with senseless fun.

This is a game I sank hours into as a child and just had to pick up now when I'm 22, turning 23.

This game is amazing.... and the players knows what Teamwork is, but after this last patch that went like July 18th 2018, the game got unplayable, buttons didn't register, character selection was ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up etc

I recommend this, it's a good F2P, but when it doesn't work... it doesn't WORK!

An interesting take on the Animal rights type games.

We have all seen peta's video games... but don't brush this one off like that, It's a very fun and challenging stealth game.
Cat Burglar: A Tail of Purrsuit puts you in the paws of Kat, a young cat burglar sent to the Dogo's base to.... rob them blind. It's up to you to guide her past the Dogo guards and search lights while collecting the gems and four keys on all 7 levels.

This game is short, but don't let that fool you into thinking this will be an easy ride.... But keep in mind, THIS IS IN EARLY ACCESS!!! (At least when I played it)

I liked this, Kat was a very cute character and the idea was very nice, and I'm a lover of puns, and the title is a big pun and the guard dogs is a sneakier pun.

Keep in mind that glitches will happen!

Try to get all gems

And to the devs: Try to work on the controls, the collision and giving more of a reason to grab the gems, maybe a secret ending or a chance to be the Dogo's sneaking into the Cat's place. And try to make an options setting where people with beastly hardware can play with higher resolution.

Sick of Horror games using lame jumpscares?
Then Amnesia is for you, This game is a 3D point and Click horror game where you solve puzzles, the key thing tho.... You can't protect yourself in this game.

You have two things to keep an eye on here, Your health... and, made infamous by Eternal Darkness, Your Sanity, the Sanity will decrease when in darkness or when you see a monster, the only way to increase it is to make progress.
On top of this, add a creepy atmosphere and the fact that you have Custom Stories and this is a game you will sink Hours into!

Sick and tired of all the same FPS games getting released? Give DOOM a shot!
In this game, your health doesn't recharge and you won't get killed reloading, it's like the old school Doom games from the early 90s, story wise this is a reboot (again).

A new feature in this game is the Glory kill system (Inspired by Brutal Doom, a Mod for Doom 1 and 2), if you use this, you can regain a lot of ammo or health, so the game awards you for being a sadistic bastard.

Don't think that cover based shooting will help you in this game, the demons will overwhelm and slay you if you do that, so stay on the offence and pump the bastards full of lead.

As for replay Value, this game have several old DOOM levels from 1 and 2 hidden in the levels of this game which you access by finding hidden levers... you can also find Doomguy action figures.
You also have a multiplayer mode but unless you like Halo you won't find any enjoyment in it, It's fun for a side distraction.
You also have Snapmap which lets you build your own maps, It's fun for what it is, but it isn't Mario Maker DOOM sadly.

Overall, I loved my time with this game, and I hope they made another DOOM game... or how about a Revival of the Hexen series Bethesda?!

If you compare this to Skyrim, Don't, while Skyrim is better for newcomers to TES, Oblivion takes some knowhow in old school RPGs, with actual classes (you can make your own as well) and the classic races (with a whole bunch more from the modding community).

Set in a clearly western medieval times inspired world, you take on the role of whatever you want, from a sneaky and lone wolf assassin to a stoic Knight, fighting for the safety of the land.

The main quest is pretty interesting right off the bat with you witnessing the final moments of Emperor Uriel Septim's life as you set out to find the last heir to the throne and close shut the jaws of Oblivion itself from taking over Tamriel.

Being a masterfully crafted RPG by Bethesda, you can look forward to hours upon hours or just exploring and fighting monsters as well as partaking in now classic questlines, from the bloodstained Arena to the noble mercenaries of the Fighters Guild.

This was my first taste of TES, and while I would recommend Skyrim to newcomers to the genre of Western open world RPGs, I recommend this to anyone looking for a great adventure with a high replay value!