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Artillerists is like a really bad, unbalanced version of the old boardgame Battleship, which has been re-created as a video game quite a few times and much better than this.

This is a complete guessing game, at least to the extent that I have played it. You can earn money to spend in an upgrade shop (the Artillery, where you buy "abilities"), but you have to grind out guessing games to earn the money.

Whereas this is obviously a Battleship style game (obvious even before you purchase the game), what you don't know ahead of time is how unbalanced it is. By the third mission of the main campaign, you have 2 mortars in a 6x6 grid. The mortars take up one block each, so you can only take 2 hits and then you lose. The AI has more than 6 blocks of units in a 6x6 grid, and the game gives you no idea how many the AI has at the beginning of each mission. I haven't made it past the third mission of the main campaign (as of this review) because this is just a pitiful waste of my time when I could be watching paint dry instead.

The AI also has "abilities" to hit multiple blocks, whereas you are stuck with grinding to buy lesser abilities early in the game, and they are really expensive and underpowered, particularly when the AI has some ♥♥♥♥ that can hit like 5 blocks at once as well as at least one airstrike (which hits 2 blocks) by this third mission.

You can use radar and airstrike abilities if you have purchased them at this point, but they are very expensive. When I say expensive I mean you will grind out clicking on grids trying to win missions in order to gain money. There are side-missions in which you can gain money, but the clicking and guessing is just horribly boring. In the game Battleship it's essentially the same, except you know what you're up against (the same units as you have, and there is a little more fun to the minimal planning and some strategy involved even though it amounts to guessing).

This is just a poorly thought out game. Nobody likes an unbalanced guessing-game. There are people that pop up with irritating dialog as well, which just makes it even more annoying because that makes more clicks to grind out.

Count this as an extremely negative review. HUGE thumbs down!

At the time of this review, I have played Tank Blast for less than 30 minutes. The objective of the game is very simple; destroy enemy tanks and don't die.

The concept is simple, but the game presents a reasonable challenge. The AI is a quite accurate shot, and you must be as well in order to succeed.

In terms of graphics, textures are very plain. Shading is nice and, together, this enhances the tight, solid feel of the game. Very nice particle effects and pounding explosions seem to justify the otherwise simplistic appearance. The contrast is satisfying. Controls are pretty good and feel tight as well.

Currently there is no controller support and no multiplayer game mode. Though a nice game otherwise, lack of these features may be a significant drawback to many players.

I purchased New Kind of Adventure as part of a game bundle in December 2015. As such, it was extremely inexpensive, and that is fortunate. The game is inexpensive even at full price, but that is almost its only redeeming quality. I will also say that it is quite colorful, but the game is so bad that I could only play for about 5 minutes.

The controls are very bad and there appears to be nothing that you can actually do. If you attempt to travel much beyond where you begin, you get a message stating "this area is unavailable in Alpha", which is akin to the "under construction" message occasionally encountered on websites. This is a recipe for almost certain failure. Upon attempting to exit the game, I could only do so by forcing with Ctrl+Alt+Del.

The developer (Mint Age Studios) has stated:

Mint Age Studios lähetti viestin:

"I tried to finish the new update in few months but I couldnt because the budget was very low and revenue from Steam was barely enough to get food."

After some explanation stating attempts to "find investor and hire people" had failed, a plug for a new game was presented, stating:

Mint Age Studios lähetti viestin:

"My next step is to make a small game, launch it next month and invest money in development.I am looking for testers and supporters for this new game. Its name is Black Prince..."

It is unacceptable to expect financial support from consumers for multiple games which can barely claim to be in Alpha access. I will idle for the trading cards, but that is all I will return for.

Surgeon Simulator must be one of the worst games ever conceived. The premise...that selling a game with horrible controls as the centerpiece of entertainment value...may likely be a success...

...c'mon people, this is absolute proof that effective marketing matters more than anything.

Let's be honest; horrible controls must be in the top three complaints in the all-time "cons" category of game reviews. If you claim to like Surgeon Simulator, you like TF2 way too much. Surgeon Simulator is horrid.

Do you like all the games Overkill is advertising via some fabricated association with PayDay 2 as well? At least they give you a mask, but that alone won't get a thumbs up from me either.

A stunning game; 3rd of a trilogy with timeless works of art. There is so much that has been said about this game (just as for the entire trilogy). I will only add that it is a game everyone should experience and take time to enjoy in detail!