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Remakes of games should use this game as a standard on how to do it correctly.

The game's core gameplay is kept the same, however, a vast amount of new elements and powers are added to make the experience feel fresh. The presentation upgrade is wonderful, and the game runs at a stable 60 FPS all the time, making the game's animations and world come to life. I'm almost a little worried I bought the game again, as I know the original ate chunks of time at a time, but the new continue feature is well appreciated.

More first Impressions are avaliable here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENj1J3vRNSU

This is it. This is exactly why users look at Early Access, and write it off immediately.

The game is not even in an alpha state in my opinion. No menu tips, no descriptions of what to do in game. It does not teach you anything. Which in a game that indicates "MOBA, WARGAME, FPS", is pretty god dang important. You get thrown in there. Graphics are meh. Sound is missing key portions of it. Hit detection is problematic, with feedback when YOU get hit, but not feedback when the enemy gets hit.

One map is avaliable. Apparently, you're supposed to destroy lines. What are those lines? Unsure, just blow stuff up. Running around the map made me feel physically sick. Can't change resolution without the game freaking out. No windowed mode?

the developer says: "Now, game is completely ready as a multiplayer shooter with the MOBA elements". That is a joke. It's by no means ready on any sort of level. And if they believe that, Then don't buy the game: it's obvious the quality will be complete ♥♥♥♥.

More at a Youtube video here, but note this is a dive into gameplay, and me being angry about this game:
http://youtu.be/80pt7ENcFGE

Absolutely horrendous.

The best way to describe this game is zombie-like. While the environments look lifeful, missing sounds and animations make the characters look like robots, and they act like it at times. AI is unbelievable: it will constantly walk into walls, walk past you when you're firing at it (only responding when you actually hit them). The fact that they say it's single player is in my mind a lie: the AI is not up to par to even CONSIDER it. The 4 maps avaliable are all unique, but affect gameplay too much as certain maps are a characters bread and butter (for example, the catacombs-like map for the melee class).

Characters level up and get abilities, but will cause horrible sways of power. With being able to unlock abilities such as a Radar, significant speed/strength boosts, it will cause a bad dynamic for new players going against old. While the netcode looks alright with the limited time I spent with it, the game made me feel sick at times with the backdrops/enemies put in front of me. Balance is significantly off in my opinion, as R.O.B. has one hit kill capability that outweighs the rest of the other portions.

Significant portions feel unfinished, with no fall damage sounds, or appopriate world elements. You pick up powerups, that you have no idea what they do, and the game does absolutely nothing to teach you on how to play. You'd think that wouldn't be necessary in an FPS, but when you have mechanics such as being able to put oil on the ground and setting it on fire, I should be told about that. Or that an ammo distribution center is....well an ammo distributrion center, not me running into things randomly hoping to find ammo.

I will be following this review up with a video, but I want to put this up here right now to make sure no one buys this game. It's frankly an awful experience all around.

Look, the game has problems. Don't even bother with the PvE, and in terms of life, this game won't have a lot of it. Is it worth a play or two? In my opinion it is. The use of health and the slow down in terms of hitting a target gives it a bit of difference, and honestly, it's worth playing the knife only mode. That's probably why I'm recommending it: the knife only mode and the map is good old stupid fun.

I have more detail listed here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pC95qdQGlz4

A good, solid beatem up that uses level design well to make challenges to make up for the lack of technical combos and the like. Very well done artstyle and animations mixed with a quirky atmosphere, Fist of Jesus does a great job of keep the game play simple, and yet enjoyable. RPG elements add to make your character more powerful. It does have flaws, some times the hit detection can seem off, and it'll be a slight pain to bind the controller, but overall a wonderful experience that you should pick up.

I have more detail at a video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cw5xK_d9a40

A fantastic stealth based Rogue Like game. I picked it up on sale, butwith the game play I've ♥♥♥♥♥♥ out of it, I'd stillh ave payed full price. A lot of stealth games rely on basic mechanics that can get stale after a while, or don't cause a lot of tensions. The ones that do it right make for really stressful moments, and Not the Robots nails it on every level. Every time you screw up, you know that you should have done something differently, and it's pretty much your fault. The tension that's created for the AI looking for you is fantastic, making you on the edge of your seat repeatedly saying "please don't look here please don't look here". Honestly, I'm not coming up with a lot of negatives for the game, it does most elements well and is a game that is great to play if you want to kill time or even just get your heart pumping.

I've got some basic gameplay/mechanics here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-UGaIiKOQY if you want to see the game in action.

The original game is superior to this game in several ways. It's disappointing, while there's steps in several areas in terms of graphics and storytelling/cutscenes, some weird decisions were made regarding gameplay changes and enemy placement that don't make sense, mechanics reworked for not a lot of good reason behind it, This, on top of one of the biggest mistakes that a platformer can make; unreponsive controls at times, in particularly with the jump button. That's a major problem, and hits the game at it's core.

Honestly, I love the original, but I can't recommend the remake. Go buy the original A.R.E.S. if you're looking to get a good megaman like shooter.

I have more in a video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbkDaO-KrWg

Again, this is another situation where'd I'd like some sort of better choice then yes or no for recommendation.

In short, this is the kind of game to pick up at a steam sale in my opinion.

While there were enjoyable elements in particular with platforming, when it comes down to it, combat drags this game down and frankly the game just didn't keep my interest. New mechanics went away very easily and I never got into the groove of the game.

Not to say the game is bad, it's visually appealing, and when the Ikaruga like elements work, they work well.

It's just the type of game I see that could easily get your interest, or frankly could fall off the face of the earth. I my self can't recommend it, although I can understand why people would like it.

More thoughts I've placed on the game is here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKsaJXS9St4

This is the kind of game that I wish that I'd have a Neutral Selection here. Like, not a yes, or no.

I had fun with Gauntlet, don't get me wrong, but if you're buying it, I don't think it holds up. There's a lack of customization options for the user, especially if you're someone who doesn't have 3 friends to play with right away with the game. The lack of customization of games to find to play, lack of customization of controls, and lack of options in general, and the game feels like a game that was made for the developers to play, not for the masses to play.

The developer is apparently working on those features in question, and I highlight the lack of them here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn3Zt704AWA . This willl turn to a recommendation if it's done in a timely matter. But otherwise, I can't recommend it.

It's a downright shame this doesn't have more publicity then it does, because this game is downright fantastic. Wonderful design decisions all around, from the very clever use of the open world puzzle platforming combined with a resource management mechanic (if you want to look at it like that) to make the player think on their feet when facing their challenges. Combine that with a nerdy sense of humor combined with well done voice acting, and you have a game that you should pick up.

I have more thoughts on the game here: http://youtu.be/Es-Kfibrc8A