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Atom Zombie Smasher is one of those games you look back and recommend to friends as one of those
'Oldie but a goldie' its one of those games where you'll want to keep on your harddrive, with how small it is its no big deal after all, and every so often when you've found yourself with nothing else you want to play in the moment you'll go and play a quick campaign of.
A campagin within the game can be completed relatively quickly or of your own choosing much longer with a decent amount options to further the challenge of the game to your liking along with mod support (though Im unsure of the popularity of the modding community of this game nowadays)
The game plays well the concepts over all simple but addictive using small rng elements to keep things fresh (or not with certain options in-game) before you know it you'll have won (or lost) a campaign having been sucked into the simply enjoyable gameplay.
The game at the time of me finally writing this review is relatively ancient now 7 years or so after release but its as fun as it was when I first played it however many years back I dont think I'll ever go without this game being on my computer for any extended period of time to be honest its one of those hidden gems I wish more people knew of everytime I think about it.
I highly reccomend this game to anyone either for yourself or even just as a small gift to a friend it likely wont take up days of your life like other games but whatever time you do spend with it you'll likely have more fun then most.
(I do think the game has had compatability issues in the past but it seems the dev has be gracious enough to comeback and help out with Windows 8/10 compatability to help it get back up and running for most people!)

let me just preface this for anyone who's looking to buy this game at pretty much any point, I'd recommend waiting for a free weekend when the game goes on sale if your looking for a cheaper entry price (usually 50% off) but under no circumstances can I in good faith reccomend purchasing the starter edition, I reapeat DO NO BUY THE STARTER EDITION, It will simply elongate the grind for the base operators considerably, I would actually reccomend one of the editions that gives you either all the Years priors Operators or at the least the current years ops to save grind time and get you right into the game.

One of the few First person shooters actually inovating in what has become an oversaturated market of military themed shooters.
Rainbow Six Seige is actively updated with new Operators with game changing skills and new maps to blow up.
Seiges claim to fame is its innovative destruction system a mechanic baked into the core experience of the entire game that goes far in essentially assuring no match plays exactly the same and that with every day spent playing the game is another new angle or new technique to discover / be killed by. The game released to lukewarm reviews with its absence of a single player campaign but the dev team behind it has remained commited to its sucess and potential bringing it playerbase almost to that of Counter Strikes, and rightfully so.
The Dev team being under the wing of Ubisoft could have easily taken the poor reception of the game early on and left the entire thing for dead, But they didnt and the gaming industry as a whole is that much better for it.
Here's looking to the future of this great game that proves not all AAA shooters need to be mindless rehashes of the same game each year nor constrain themselves to the same tired casual formulas and can in fact play to the strengths of single life gameplay.

-Kickstarter Backer-

TL;DR - A Hat in TIme is a very good collect-a-thon game in which collecting the doo-dads is something you want to do rather then something you have to do by offering fun little rewards in return for collecting them through new abilities, Music, and Cosmetic flairs. The game is relentlessly cute with tinges of dark humor to keep things fresh, all while offering fluid and concise controls without limiting your ability to quickly traverse a level with ever dreadful stamina bars or ridiculous cooldowns.
ALSO the game WILL have steam-workshop-support in the near future!

A Hat in Time is a very fun 'collect-a-thon' more in line with those Mario games of years passed (Mario 64 / Sunshine)
As apposed to those of Donkey Kong and Banjo-Kazooie Offering more reason and story behind the areas in which the game takes place. The story is nonsensically whimsical and wears many of its inspirations on its sleeve but not so much so to detract from its own gameplay and style.

I cant speak for the overall gameplay of Yooka-Laylee but after the time its been out a general idea I can gleam is that much of its collecting doesnt truly leave much to look forward too and the enviroments seem, even from a spectator perspective, incredibly bare. In A Hat in Time in any given level you load into, even the Hub world spacecraft, the enviroment around you is always brimming with character and purpose. The game doesnt just drop you into a sandbox of an open level for you to collect meaningless doo-dads but gives you a fun enviroment for you to explore full of cute easter-eggs and other characters making the level actually feel alive.

The Controls of A Hat in Time also take after the Mario games of the past in that moving around the game feels precise and fluid and never feels too slow. The game doesnt artifically limit your movement capabilites with long cool-downs or stamina meters and simply allows you full reign of its base movement controls and unlocked traversal abilites to do with as you please as you explore the enviroments.

As far as the collection aspect of the game is concerned, as mentioned earlier, collecting all the items the game presents to you is quickly justified to you in the context of the game everything you collect leads either to a New hat (which provide you diffrent abilites) cosmetic pallete swaps for Hat kid, New remixed music (That can be swapped in place of the stages regular music during gameplay and not just played in a jukebox) and even cosmetic model swaps for existing hats providing a new look for the same ability, and unique collectibles based on the world/act its in given more background on certain characters.

The game exudes cuteness from its very being but balances it out with healthy doses of dark humor nothing extreme but enough to make the cuteness of the game remain fresh and throw the player a curve ball to keep them intrested.

Gonna put the 'controversial' bit at the end here as its REALLY not a big deal and it doesnt need anymore attention then necessary as its entirely a non-issue. Jontron IS still in the game as character voice overs and I absolutely do want to give the Dev's and even Humble Bundle (The games publisher) major props for not virtue signalling by taking him out or even really adressing it at all in the public sphere beyond Humble's comments saying they have no say in the devs artistic process in regards to the games they publish. Not even mentioning the controversy beyond what attention it has I feel is the best course of action and hope the dev team continue to brush aside the non-troversy and collect on their well earned praise for what is a dreadfully cute and fun game.

2017 has been a good year for games if I do say so myself.

Im not sure I'd pay a full 40 bucks for this game but at 25 or below this is a must buy for sure if you like puzzle games and dont mind a bit of a walking simulator on the side. And I dont even particularly like either myself!

TL;DR: The Witness is a very good Puzzle game that provides a very well thought out learning curve and while it may have some issues with communicating the rules of certain puzzles (Look up the meanings if you just cant get what your supposed to do with certain symbols) when proper understanding of all the rules presented to you is met the game offers some of the most intresting implimentations of said rules in such out-of-the-box methods you'll want to keep unlocking each new area and each new puzzle just to see what curve ball they throw at you next.

I cant speak for the 'story' but its easily ignorable if your not intrested and its not at all really forced onto you to any degree. The puzzles while intially all on the same setup, Random screen with a wire to unlock the next puzzle on a screen, you will find that the game begins to, through very clever and intresting twists to both how the puzzles are solved and how to even begin solving them in the first place, truly challenge your puzzle solving ability asking more and more of you until you're hooked. There are only a few puzzle types that the game doesnt quite properly guide you through, one type of which is entirely optional and put to the side which was a very good idea to do for those who are tone def like myself, so in the case you just dont understand what exactly is being asked of you dont hesitate to look up what certain symbols mean just so you can begin to solve their puzzles. Once you've gained a decent understanding over the puzzles rules and everything you're supposed to do the game truly begins to open up combining many of the diffrent rules together and often with unique twists that make you wonder what exactly is the next crazy twist their gonna put me through for the next set of puzzles? Also as with many tests back during school dont be afraid to drop a current puzzle and try to make progress on another area if you get stuck you'll find doing so may open your mind and help you the next time you come back.

Also! Steam Controller is hands down the best way to enjoy the game big-screen or otherwise this is one to lean back and take a load off as you struggle to figure out the next puzzle and otherwise enjoy the scenery. The rollball style for mouse input on the right pad with haptic feedback feels like its the way it was meant to be played.

Take what i say with a grain of salt i guess but in its current form as a fully "released" product I cant say its particularly worth it yet.

Also: TL;DR - Game has balance issues introduced thanks to its perk systems operating off of random drop a la Battleborn that make themselves blatantly apparent. Once the "Scary" atmosphere wears thin like it did with Left 4 Dead you'll find the gameplay is fairly lacking to make up for it at least on the survivors side (If it ever had that scary effect on you at all) Unlike L4D who's gameplay was still solid enough to be entertaining well into its own sequel. Refunded immediately cause I'd only ever play with friends, meaning having to be on survivor team which I could tell would wear thin quick.
-Im sure killer is fun to play though but I didnt bother trying.

The game clearly has some balancing issues mainly revolving around the now mandatory Multiplayer practice of an unlock system made only worse by the introduction of the new up-coming method of how multiplayer games try getting their hooks in you IE Randomized drops.
And on top of that if your watching streamers play do keep in mind it comes off very much so like one of THOSE games you know streamer bait, More fun to watch then to play because as it stands the gameplay isnt all that entertaining. I got more spooked by the Left 4 Deads then this game so the jump scare angle doesnt really anything to make up for the bland gameplay... Im sure theres more too it. But Im just not seeing it myself.
I'd imagine killer gameplay is far more entertaining then survivors but after queueing up with friends (the matchmaking is pretty bad in the game right now but I'm not docking points for that largely because its unfortunatly par for the course anymore and we WERE able to get into a few games) If I'd be stuck playing survivors in order to play with my friends then I'd rather hoist myself up on the killers hooks myself.

Because your likely to look for a quick TL;DR when you see a wall of text Imma put it up here where you can see it:

TL;DR - If the Games media outlets are getting triggered about it being 'racist' or 'Islamaphobic' chill and watch the launch trailer and thats as political as it gets, the game is pretty much shooting waves of ISIS soldiers (Black Flag and all) who I think any sane individual will say are horrible. Runs pretty well while looking pretty good and comes with a decent amount of replayabilty even before the built in modding capabilties.



Writing a review before the inevitable ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ some of the game media website are bound to stur up.
Its obvious the dev team choose what on the outside looking in would be a 'controversial' topic. Thing is ISIS is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ abhorrent terrorist organization and perhaps the most pressing threat to the first world/western civilization making them an obvious antagonistic force not just off their own 'power' or ability but much of the sympathy they seem to be getting from people within the very nations they would sooner see burned to the ground. If media outlets are shilling this game out as racist or islamaphobic just remember that nearly 10 years back CoD4 did about the same thing over the course of its campaign and is still lauded as perhaps the last 'good' call of duty.

The game plays well, for a 5 dollar game on steam you could definitely get much worse, less polished, and typically perpetually stuck in 'early access' game. Compared to those IS defense is a godsend.

Its a waved based survival "rail shooter" stressing the rail of course as you never actually move from your spot however you do pivot in a full 360 degree area most of the action dealing with the front line and usually needing the pivot for flanks within the game to deal with enemies behind you. I havent yet ♥♥♥♥♥♥ too far in but while you'll tend to die pretty quickly the game is clearly about getting your skill trees upgraded in order to progress further.

The visuals considering what the game is and how much its costs are incredibly obviously not The BEST™ but are pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ good something that combined with the gameplay within leaves me hoping they manage in some VR integration in the future or a VR rerelease perhaps if I indulge in the VR wave in the future I'd pick this is up again in a heart beat.

All in all you get a really good Game for Buck ratio you get three stages to progress through and built in Mod support so if the modding scene takes off even a little bit the game will likely have more replayability then it has any reasonable right to have as a $8 game.

Be Sure to check your Humble Bundle Page. One of the previous bundles gave you the steam key to this game (and drm free download too) But it was awhile back so you'll want to sign up your purchases for the humble account thing so you can easily find it.

BAAAAD. Highly Suggest NOT buying (Dont Do it Bro.)
For a game that is mostly if not entirely just multiplayer there is not enough people playing online to justify getting this game let alone the fairly horrid state the game itself is in

Really good game. Seems to crash alot at least it did with me. Never got to finish the game cause of it. but still good game definatly worth a purchase

Totally awesome game well worth the price even if not bought off the indie bundle. Also Hard Mode is balls hard they arent kidding around with it.