Recent reviews by thebun

I really enjoyed playing SUPERHOT, so I was kind of hoping for the same thing. This game, aside from the general slow-down mechanics, is not really all that similar to SUPERHOT. My fundamental issue with the game is the "endless replayability" aspect of it. What I enjoyed about the first SUPERHOT was the meticulously crafted levels that felt more like puzzles, not the actual shooting. It was less of an FPS and more of a puzzle with some FPS mechanics. This is, no bones about it, an FPS.

The level in the first game where you start in an elevator and you have to carefully plan how you're going to stop the three dudes from killing you point blank AND stop the dude from blasting you with a shotgun as soon as the elevator doors open? There's none of that here. Levels are more about you improvising your way through them, because the levels in the first game expect you to die a few times and learn your way through them, and that would be pretty damn unfair in this game because of its inclusion of a lives mechanic, where you have to restart your whole "run" if you run out of lives.

I don't know, maybe people will love this game because they thought the time-slow mechanics in the first one were cool and they just want to "be a badass", but that's not really what attracted me to the first game. As it stands, I feel that the roguelite genre is incompatible with a game like SUPERHOT.

An excellent game, and everything good that i could say about it has already been said. The only thing I'd add is that this game isn't really anything like Undertale. The only similarities that I can think of is that they're both quirky RPG games. LISA deserves to be looked at objectively, and you shouldn't go into it hoping for another Undertale. That being said, I can't recommend it enough.

hhhaha, we really showed them by review bombing a five-year-old game

Hard to recommend if you're paying full price.

Couldn't get into a multiplayer match but played enough on xbox to know that its alright. While the campaign is fine, it feels pretty much like every other COD campaign. Honestly the only reason to buy the game this late in its lifespan is either Campaign (if you like that for some reason) or Zombies.

BO3's Zombie mode is pretty much the best one yet due to new features such as weapon customization and the re-introduction of mod tools which is the first time we get custom zombies without ♥♥♥♥♥♥ World at War engine problems. Really fun with friends.

It's a shame there are only two recommendation options on steam; while it's certainly a good game, 60$ is a completely absurd asking price for a game whose multiplayer is dead and campaign forgettable. If you find it somewhere at a price ~$30 however I can totally recommend it if you're a fan of the COD Zombies gamemode or if you like wave-based shooters in general.

A great concept that clearly took inspiration from Call of Duty Zombies and the Killing Floor series. Graphics aren't shabby. Gameplay is very bland, guns are unsatisfying and unbalanced. Devs abandoned a few years ago, so don't even bother purchasing. Really wish I could still get a refund, because when it first launched on early access it looked great.