Recent reviews by Zibilyonik

Tons of issues, mostly related to UI or balancing, but since the price is so low, it's still worth to try it out for yourselves.
Mouse mapping is reversed, it feels like left should be cam movement and right should be rotation around the cursor. Placing turrets is a big mess since there's no indicator showing you their range if placed in that area, so you'll have to first buy it and then you can see where it can shoot and where it can't. Enemies and their lives are very hard to distinguish(almost impossible) so you may think "oh that one only had 1 hit left" and then lose the game from full health. The concept is really good, and with some amount of polish it could be a great game with a lot of fun, but now it's just OK, thanks to it being so cheap. If you like this style of games you may want to check it out.

I've been playing games for the past 16 years and Bioshock Infinite has one of the most interesting storylines I've ever seen.
The combat is fast paced and reckless, the game is very forgiving on low difficulty settings but it gets much harder as you go up, giving you an incentive to use different combinations in different areas.
Elizabeth is a great character and a great helper, not needing your attention during combat and instead providing you with supplies as you face enemies.
The world is built beautifully, with interesting and funny conversations spread on the characters like a big pinch of flaky salt. It has it's own political problems, making it feel real and combining into the story at later points.
Overall, one of the best story experiences with a small amount of bugs in it (only encountered while playing the dlc modes) definitely recommended.

Pretty interesting game, has an Undertale vibe going on for itself. The game takes max an hour to complete, 2 if you're going for all the achievements and follow a guide. Has a lot of hidden stuff and easter eggs if you know where to look, apparently some of them going as far as asking you to make actual research on a historical event that took place.

I have always identified myself as a Rhino. Warframe cares about my feelings and helps me roleplay myself in this beautiful game, now i can charge around and penetrate my big horn into flesh like i always wanted.

Pixellated graphics, bullets flying around, creepy creatures trying to kill you, perma-death... it does sound like a badly drawn 3rd world country.

Such a weird game that i cant decide if it should be recommended or not. it has smooth combat animations and skills, but very few of them. grinding is actually fun, but quests are dull. game has some things to offer for free, but you cant use global chat or trade with others if you dont pay. so it can be really fun if you decide to pay for something and get your access, and then wait for the game to evolve and get better as time passes. it has some potential, but its not superb as it is right now.