Recent reviews by Ianh05

Been addicted since release! As a Hearthstone player since classic/vanilla I can say this matches if not surpasses that level of product. Art, animation, gameplay, sound and UI are all fantastic (pun intended).

I've had a couple of issues so far with loading up and playing the game but the support from the official website Has been very helpful in resolving both issues!:

Official support site:
https://marvelsnap.helpshift.com/hc/en/3-marvel-snap/contact-us/?p=all

320+ hours of total gameplay so far, just recently got back into the game after having completed it years ago and playing bits here and there and I'm still having a blast. The badass rank system is amazing, you can continue to progress seemingly forever and you don't have to start at square one for each new character you create.

The story is quality, the humor is great, the game is pretty long and will take a fair while to complete and it has a lot of challenges and achievements for the completionists out there. This is probably my favorite FPS game ever, I love the combination of RPG/FPS, The enemy variety is also top-notch!

Fun little break-out style game I picked up on sale, I recommend doing the same or if you're a fun of the genre it might be worth picking up for the full price depending on your financial situation. Features a wub wub (dubstep) soundtrack.

I'm kinda bad at it yet I continue to play for many hours, the sign of a highly addictive game, awesome music too :)

A simple but deep Tower Defense game. As you play through the story the maps go from simple one path maps to maps where you need to build tower mazes in order to survive.

+ Plenty of different tower types.
+ Lots of different maps.
+ A lot of different modes.
+ Online leaderboards for all maps/modes.
+ Custom maps.

- Story is a bit lacking.

A great indie sci-fi puzzle platformer, a good pickup on sale for any gamer looking for a new challenge.

I picked this up with 3 other games for $1.49 total, not knowing what to expect (despite having positive reviews) I was pleasantly surprised with all the games but especially with Polarity. In polarity you find yourself switching polarity to get through/over red and blue "gates" and throwing/dropping red and blue cubes to power up devices in order to get to the end of the level while also searching for Data Fragments to unlock bonus levels.

Polarity is a simple, well-executed concept that makes the player feel good when they solve each puzzle. The game is casual friendly with it's level checkpoints, no real way to die and no enemies (at least in the levels I've played).

The game could be better with a level editor, steam workshop and leaderboards to encourage players to replay levels, the cubes also sometimes don't do what you want while you are carrying them by seeming to bug out on rare occasions.

I highly recommend this for fans of puzzle games and even the casual gamer looking for a new challenge but still want a relaxing game.

Firstly, the soundtrack is amazing! the best soundtrack for a game I think I've ever heard. The art style and gameplay are both great too.

There is are a unique upgrade systems which I'm always happy to see in games, having customization like this should allow for multiple play-throughs of the game as every single skill you unlock has 3 possible functions. The combinations are almost limitless and speaking of limits..

Limiters are the games unique difficulty settings, they allow the user to make the game increasingly difficult by stacking different enemy effects. You will be reward by using limiters by gaining bonus exp the more limiters you use.

It might take you some time before you learn the battle mechanics but once you do it makes the game even sweeter. I believe you can play the game either mostly turn-based or real-time but I highly recommend the turn-based battle system.

Picked this up for $4 on the steam sale after watching some videos on youtube, loads of fun! The mix of RPG and Pinball is done amazingly through the variety of party characters (balls) and their upgrades which can be be purchased with gold or found in chests during the campaign.

The arena adds plenty of length to the game as players compete against friends and strangers in online leaderboards on a variety of different boards. The 2 different difficulties means there's a suitable challenge available for both pinball wizards and more casual gamers.

After 10 hours (on casual) I'm still playing the campaign and have only unlocked 3 arenas (which I spent some of the time on) so there's plenty of balls for you quarter if you want to replay old boards to get some extra gold for upgrades.