Recent reviews by Bandit Fustercluck

A reboot of a cult classic, which was a breath of fresh air from a time when developers dared to be different.

Catalyst is a fun adrenaline-filled romp if taken for what it is: a clearly flawed title with shining moments. It has its downsides but when it shines, it is blinding neon lights during a starless night.

The gameplay is pretty solid and combat is interestingly intuitive. The story is fast-paced and short; just like a runner's life. The characters and narrative are serviceable at best, but they get the job done.

All in all, the best 7/10 game I've ever played. I hope DICE makes a sequel at some point.

Grade = "A"

In a nutshell, Vampire Survivors is a bullet hell game but you're the bullet hell.

Easy to pick up but difficult to master with loads of characters, weapons, upgrades, and stages to try out.

Daud was to Billie what Corvo was to Emily. This installment sheds a little more light on what happened to the ex-assassins after Emily took back her throne and united the empire. The main driving point being Daud and Billie working together to rid the world of the Outsider's influence once and for all.

- The narrative is decent albeit the weakest among the series.
- Billie isn't marked by the Outsider so don't expect her to be as powerful as the past three protagonists but her powers are fun to use.
- A fun romp to end the series on but definitely not worth full price. Get it on sale.

Dishonored 2 improves on everything that made the first game great and raises the stakes. The game encourages player creativity even further with massive levels and exploring them as either Corvo or Emily who each have unique powers and distinct gadget upgrades.

Only problem is, as pretty and sleek as the Void engine made the game look and play, it's not as optimized as it should be (I still get spikes and massive drops even with specs well above what was recommended). Better hardware is a requirement to enjoy Dishonored 2's visuals on the higher settings.

Starship Troopers meets Alien. Best played with friends to make the most out of the replayable campaigns that span hours for each.

A nostalgia trip and a half of an RTS with several features still unique to it compared to modern and past competitors. Although buggy as hell with quite a way to go, I am glad it's finally here on Steam; being updated and improved by a dev team that cares about the game.

Good until you hit the paywall that requires membership to access more content and quests.

Demon harem, pancakes, and now apple pie due to the new update, with bumping music. 10/10.

Lucy is still best girl.

The replay value and humor, which can be as unpredictably absurd and bizarre as you want it to be, make for a unique and, quite frankly, one of the most entertaining games on the platform.
Did I mention it's free?