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The Pros:
I think this is a game by new developers. I don't know this for a fact, but I'm guessing based on the fact that this game is a clone of the mobile game "Smashy Road", my guess is this is an attempt at cloning a game and just making a small similar game out of it to learn the basics in Unity and similar.

So, I want to be clear on the rating. The game is a dollar. Based on that, so long as it works, I'm going to rate it good. It's simple. It's casual. It allows for improvements. It isn't costly.

The Cons:
Unfortunately, and I say this on the Linux front, the game is affected by the popular Unity bug where it is missing time zone data and will not start:
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues/944

Note that this game does not require Proton, but what it will require is for a user to add as a launch option:

TZ="America/New York"

Obviously, the above will vary based on one's timezone information which is typically stored in "/usr/share/zoneinfo".
This environment variable is the time zone variable that sets the timezone information. To understand the bug, click on the link.

I also discovered that for me, achievements were not recorded unless I played full screen. Those are two odd issues.

Beyond those issues, the game also suffers some quirks. I'll call them quirks because I can't say if it is intentional, but if you keep driving in a specified area, hills will start to spawn. My guess is that the algorithm for creating hills needs modified as they will keep spawning in an area that you stay. You can end up with walls made of hills.

Next, the game suffers from no real path for upgrades. You can buy the other vehicles that the game offers, but why would you? The initial vehicle is the best vehicle used to play the game. One is at a considerable disadvantage playing any of the other vehicles one could purchase.

Finally, and noting the game is a clone of Smashy Road, the game suffers its same limitations: the interface/perspective is your true enemy. It's as if you are driving a vehicle with cataracts; you can't see very far behind or in front of you. The exception is if one has a 16:9 display and drives at either the top left or top right angle. Combine this with the issue that hills are spawning all the time in an area, and one south turn will land you straight into a hill that wasn't there before.

That being said, should the developer correct the above issues, I'll make sure to change my rating of the game to "Recommended". Granted many would argue that point based on the game's simplicity, but it is a cheap game simply for playing casual. I have no problems with that.

Hard Nope. Bugs + Abandonware. This game traditionally was a great casual rogue exploration game. Unfortunately, the number of bugs that have occurred with it doesn't really make it worth it anymore. Spending an hour or so playing a game, and a person dies which crashes the game, and completely ERASES one's progress. I'm not talking about the perma-death that occurs within the game; if one person dies, the other can help revive by collecting souls. Often, if one person falls in the lava, it just crashes the game and the resume option is not there.

There are other issues, too. There are issues where the game will make the ghost function not work correctly where it shows half a player's body, and displays their status, but they are supposed to be a ghost icon.

There are issues where the game glitches and does not allow a person to leave a level.

Other more functional problems are when one attempts to rescue a character, and rescues several, the players only receive credit for one. That's not cool.

Anyway, if one doesn't mind the buggy functional issues of the game, it's entertaining and humorous.

I get it. It's a game that makes light of the terrible physics that some developers make, aka Goat Simulator. However, I'm a strong believer in if you don't have play control, you are merely watching a bad interactive film. Regardless, the game is a fun game. Plenty of challenges, humorous physics, etc etc.

The game does have bugs. Client freezes at times. Random crashes. This is going to vary based on the hardware one uses. (This verified on different operating systems and computer platforms as well). So your mileage may vary.

However, the developers made the choice after selling a Linux version to completely drop that support in the Store. It no longer lists a Linux version. Game developer or not, that is a terrible business practice. This is the first company to pull such a stunt as Trendy Entertainment has done similar. So the bottom line is, ignore this review if you use Windows or MacOS. I can't give it a good rating. More importantly, I certainly will not purchase any more of this developer's games. No hard feelings, but I can't support efforts like this.

A decent platformer that features a lot of different weapons, characters. The replayability is average noting that there is a +1 mode, but once that has been completed, it doesn't really offer much other than perhaps competing with other players online. However, even after the game has been finished, it remains a title that one can simply break out to play a game with friends either on the couch or remote.

The downsides to the game are that even though there are a lot of characters, there are only a few one would truly use due to the over powering special attacks noting how they can completely disable an opponent. On a similar note, even though there are a ton of weapons, one would probably stick with maybe a couple depending if that person uses a specific type of atttack.

Regardless, the play control is well done and simple. It allows for unique attack styles and tricks. It does have the frustrations of aligning one in the same hit box as enemies as the older 2d games that have perspective, but that's to be expected.

Pros: It's a funny puzzle game in which half the frustration is trying to do things together to battle the terrible controls and interface.

The Cons: Trying to beat this game in under twenty minutes with such terrible controls and a terrible interaface.

Bottom line: It's a neat time waster for two people sitting on a couch. At $12, it's very short lived (I did say it is theoretically possible to beat it in twenty minutes didn't I?) but if the developers would make the areas that one is to click to get certain actions to progress or a way to simply skip dialogue obvious, it would have a better play control feel. Cute game.

Pros: Game is Free. Very gritty. Actually knows how to set screen resolution on newer monitors (something Valve has problem mastering in Left 4 Dead 2).

Cons: Weapon handling is terribly cumbersome, contrast this with Left 4 Dead 1/2 (not saying the Source engine does a bang up job with weapon switching, but I expected to swing a weapon like my life depended on it.)

Mobility is terrible. Back peddling is a joke.

Connecting to local LAN games is not intuitive; on must join a server then select LAN games to connect. (Not a real big deal, but I would expect to join a game from a friend in Steam by its usual methods.

I will consider reviewing this game again as I am going to do some more investigation, but for now, I don't see this being comparable to other FPS games.

I want to be clear however, it is Free, and maybe after a bit more of a review I'll change my recommendations, but it wasn't pleasant in first impressions.

Sumary: Crafting Neat. Character Abilities: Neat. Event handling: Terrible. It's quite simple, if you do not have play control, you have nothing. Might as well be watching a movie, really. It isn't bad but targeting when dealing with a mob is very questionable as you often target the incorrect enemies.

Upon clicking on certain items and even creatures, it will state the intended action, but that action often is not carried out. This means if you wish to run and attack a creature, it will merely have you run up to the mob and the even that is to be carried out never happens. When picking up items, this will result in one staring at the item, often stooped over. This is my primary complaint; it affects any sort of strategy I use in playing the game.

That being said, the game itself is wonderful to play as it is a great survival game noting the crafting, the generated worlds, the unique creatures, the challenge of surviving in a seasonal changing landscape. Once several processes are understood, one can stay alive as long as he or she wishes. There are benefits for people playing varied characters as each brings something to the table that can make the game easier in specific situations.

I feel this game is definitely worth the money, it's just a shame that it is receiving more features and more bugs get introduced. On the other hand, it has definitely paid for itself based on the amount of content that has released since the game was purchased. It's definitely a recommend to buy.

A Road Rash Clone, but you get guns. What I enjoy about the game is that it features the same antics in racing that one gets out of Road Rash. While it is important to get a higher position, in this game, it gives more focus on attacking other cyclists. That being said, it has alternate modes that it goes into that wasn't in prior Road Rash games I had played (granted the last I played was Road Rash for Windows 95, which was the same version on the 3DO console). There are some odd places you travel, one being a path that features cars raining from the sky, and the player must dodge them. Also, I find it interesting that such a game was authored in Unity3D; it is really proving how the technology is progressing.

Unfortunately, the game has some quirks. Granted it is a mere "arcade" feel game, it doesn't focus on how a motorcycle or a car would actually travel on the road. This is a mere notice as many people buy into games such as Mario Kart where they do not implement natural turning of a vehicle, but rather the rear of the vehicle pivots. (contras this to say Tux Kart which gives a better example of how turning occurs with vehicles).

Additionally, the game has bugs where it randomly crashes on the Linux platform, typically after permanent experience level ups are awarded after dying. Also, I'm not sure if it is a bug, but I've seen "cars" identified as "npc" enemies that are holding position in the race, and I'm supposed to attack them. Again, maybe this is on purpose? But I haven't contacted the developer to see.

At any rate, I have to give serious marks down on stability on the Linux platform, but overall, the game has a fun factor. I have to recommend it at this time, but as time progresses, if these issues are not addressed, I will change my rating to negative; not because I want to as its a great game, but if the game does not work, what does one really have?

This is abandonware. The developer released a final patch that made it worse for the original platforms it supported, so I can't recommend it. It should have been rolled back, but here we are. I can't recommend this mess, and more over I can't recommend the future titles from the dev from the same reasons.

Originally, it was great for a casual game with friends. The odds are against your success knowing you can not continue the game if you die, but with friends, they can stand you back up. Encourages teamwork by sharing resources, especially with the things one crafts. Controls are easy to figure out.
The game features in game awards by unlocking new accessories and characters once certain criteria are met. Games are timed by sending in the main enemy, "the Scourge" if one does not get through a level in the timely fashion. Oddly enough, the game encourages the player to cheat by asking the player to enter a cheat code to unlock one of the characters, which personally, I can't really support.
The game also has several strange bugs that exist. I've seen players upon entering a town area be spawned in the ground. Should this happen to you, move around consistantly until you fall through the floor. It should cause you to respawn in the correct area. Additionally, one can spam "W" upon entering a door and one can skip levels...including the boss's level and make the game endless, even through the game does not spawn anymore creatures apparently.
Overall, the game is quite a bit of fun for simple gaming. The game appears to be build with the Unity engine/development kit, which is starting to become popular for game development.
Good title for kids, and it has a slight amount of potty humor.

While it is an older game now, this game is definitely notable because it makes a hybrid out of FPS games with hack and slash character progression levelling abilities along with gearing that one finds in the older hack and slash adventure games (that some people mistakenly label as RPGs (i.e. Diablo). While not the first game to offer levling of FPS charcaters (Hexen 2 for instance), it does a great job of making it have the depth noting all the adventures and DLC with a +1 mode. Graphics use a toonish style yet works noting the lighting and surreal landscapes. Throw in the MadMax/Road Warrior/Firefly/Apocalyptic themes, and you have a decent game. It should be noted that the next two in this series have Linux/Mac ports. Humor is average in its adolescent scope. Fun sit down for friends.