Recent reviews by boonjmeister

Fantastic Pokemon inspired survival game with its own unique twist.

Crumble is a grapple platformer with heavy inspiration from game mechanics featured in series such as Spiderman or even Super Monkey Ball. You play as a small ball utilizing its tongue as its grappling hook or "web". The game works on a level based system with players aiming to complete levels in under the allotted time to earn a completion trophy (star in this situation). Outside of collecting stars, simply beating a level unlocks its subsequent experience. This results in casual players being able to play through the main levels of the game without any roadblocks. For completionists, this game comes equipped with 32 (at the time of writing this review) achievements ranging from collectibles to completion time. I was lucky enough to receive a free key for this game from fanatical after having it on my wishlist for quite some time and cannot recommend it enough. It is a great casual experience, in my opinion best paired with outside music. For those who do not prefer this, the game comes equipped with a calming soundtrack featuring in game sounds of nature such as birds chirping. The game has simple enough mechanics however rewards players for pushing boundaries and the travel speed of their character. Starting off finishing levels normally and soon finding yourself replaying those same levels slashing through previously set times is a great feeling and one which after 10 hours of playing I still enjoy coming back to.

Playing this game for the first time in the year 2021, with the help of the fan made 1.3 patch, I was able to both play through the entirety of the game with no issues, as well as actually enjoy it. I have only completed this game without sidekicks, and I wouldn't recommend playing with them. Not having Mikiko or Superfly to babysit allows you to speed through levels without much of a need for backtracking. The weapon design is some of the most unique I have seen in an fps, and despite the fact some of the weapons end up doing more damage to you than your enemies I still found Daikatana to be a unique fps experience. Overall, this game isn't without issues, however 2 decades later a lot of progress has been made to make this game an enjoyable experience.

Bralwout is a very fun fighting game, however at the moment there are not many characters or maps. This isnt a problem, the real problem is how laggy this game is. It is borderline unplayable at times due to the connection being so terrible