Recent reviews by Tombot

Its a fun game that satisfies my urge to make a base on a hexagonal grid, I've also never experienced a game where everything is supply and demand-based either (that is to say, no storage). Despite everything though, I was really cutting it close at the end, I do wonder what I could have done better or how on earth anyone could complete this with only 8 colonies (or whatever the achievement number is).

One of the oddest games I have played, and one of the closest to LSD Dream emulator that I know of.

This game is super strange, I thought I had been playing this for about ten hours, but apparently its only been five, I'm not sure what to make of that. Anyway its a bit of a goof but it's good fun, I feel there is still some untapped potential here for an even grander game like 'Wuppo'.

I know this game isn't even close to finished yet, but I don't know of any other game that has made me laugh this hard in recent memory.

You would certainly hope so, but this version of the game is way better than the early access version, the town of Edensin feels way more alive and lived-in and generally less Jank than before. I believe there is at least one more update coming that will add co-op among other things that will hopefully iron out the remaining gameplay foibles.

Also, I beat this game my first time as a pacifist, aside from the Dam it wasn't too bad.

This game is certainly strange. At the beginning its crushingly difficult, to the point where it feels like you are making no progress, but eventually you reach a threshold where you actually do quite well and then suddenly the game is fairly easy. Despite all this it still has me coming back for more so I guess that's definitely a mark in its favour.

Perhaps the best modern answer to the F.E.A.R. series you could ask for, and getting better with every update.

Its a fun fast pace game, but I feel like its missing some potential. The stand-out moments are the boss fights against the giant constructs and I feel like the game needs more of that.

It may be a slow burn, but eventually you will see what this game is going for, a strange combination of FPS strategy and turn based board strategy, with a bunch of other stuff thrown in for good measure. Incidentally, the main campaign which you are essentially mandated to start with, is actually a quite a bit different to the procedural campaign.

The intro part of the game is a bit of a filter I'll admit, but the rest of the game is more engrossing than many of the games I have played. It's also full of secrets and stuff to discover.