Recent reviews by Tyrannical Bear

A surprisingly challenging top down shooter that looks and feels like playing the hlao FPS, with all the frustrations involved with piloting or hijacking vehicles and nade spam. Although the story was very lack luster, it does what it can to tie into Halo 4 universe and potentially humanize Palmer. Sadly, I still hate Palmer's guts.

Fun little concept. However, there's almost no player base for me to play with :(

Might be a good lan party game. I got this game for free, so I can't imagine it being not worth even a little money.

BANNER SAGA!!! WHY DO YOU WARM MY HEART AND THEN RIP IT OUT AND SHOW IT TO ME WHILE STROKING MY HAIR LOVINGLY?!?!

Banner Saga is a combination of the Oregon Trail, an rpg, and a strategy turn based game. Except it's done so well. Every decision is made to just tug at your heart strings and make you hate yourself -- and then auto saves so there's no going back. It's perfect. There are no "good" or "bad" decisions. You never know if being merciful will bring you good will later, or bite you in the ass. That's what makes this game and this story so intriguing.

Go and buy it. Right now.

This is actually quite an entertaining game so long as you're creative and a solid artist. I was really entertained playing this up until I accidentally saved a charactr that looked awful and was agitated seeing this abomination constantly on screen.

I really wanted to hate this game. But it's actually kinda fun.

However I think this'd be better on mobile platforms than PC.

One of the finer adventure games I've played. Shadowrun does one thing amazing a lot of other titles seem to miss, and that's making each desicion count. Skill points in charisma or non combat talents are important. Sure you can run and gun through things, but you can stealth through encounters also. You apparently don't have to kill everyone if you don't need to. With respect to the party system, your character alone can't do everything and it shows the importance of a diverse team.

Great game. My body desires more.

This game is a person favorite not only because of it's sound track, which you'll read about often in other reviews, but how immersive the world and art is and the challenging nature of the game. The game encourages you to use social media for help, but really this is the type of game you should get frustrated trying to beat, because it feels so awesome progressing and completing things.

Do you like Sim City and sadism? Then this is the game for you. Not only do you have to juggle the difficult task of having enough homes, food, supplies, and clothes for your populace to procreate, but you have to budget the natural supplies in your map unless you plan on watching your people die slowly.

I love it.

Completely ignoring the story, dialogue, and all around crazy -- amazing boss battles & the robot dog is one of my favorite characters of the series.