Recent reviews by Jasozz

I can't speak to the merits of Qubicle vs other software in terms of drawing/building voxel models, but as a tool for converting 3D models to voxel models, it's been a phenomenal tool and massive time-saver, easily worth the $25 price tag.

Being able to quickly and easily voxelize 3D models, including texture data, apply a color table, and properly fill hollows to negate backfaces is what I needed out of this tool and it does so quickly and easily.

Very fun and stylish! As someone who generally doesn't mesh with "GO SUPER FAST" kinds of games this one was paced just right for me - a bit of pressure to keep moving forward but still plenty of time to process what's going on and make decisions about combat and pickups.

Ooohh yeah. This is it.

Fun gunplay, rewarding exploration, a nifty cooking system, gun customization, shooting infants and then turning their organs into kebabs, a dope soundtrack, gorgeous artstyle...

This game has it all

Definitely one of the more unique and novel retro shooters available! Satisfying weaponry, loads of gore, vibrant visuals, nice music - easy recommendation!

I've been following CONSCRIPT for a long time, and held off from trying the demo to experience it for the first time at launch, and OH MAN, what a game it is. A must play for any survival horror fans for sure, and doubly so for fans of RE4 or old GBA shooters like MOH: Infiltrator.

Looks and sounds great, audio design is impeccable. Well designed combat with satisfying ways to use your arsenal and environment to engage with the games resource economy.

Sunk a mountain of time into the demo/playtests, and loved every minute. Abiotic Factor takes the fairly well worn "crafting survival" genre and applies a novel take on it, placing the player in the shoes of white collar employees who must survive in their office, more or less.

Lots of fun with friends, highly recommended!

Cute and quirky shootervania! Runs well, voxel art all fits well, procedural animations and animated voxels adds a bit of extra flair. Starts off a bit slow but once you get some more abilities and weapons it starts to pick up. I'd recommend playing until the third zone at least before forming your opinions, as that's when the combat starts to ramp up!

I've been following Wizordum for quite some time, initially just because I loved the color palette and charm of the game. I'm very happy to say that the charm Wizordum oozes at a glance is very much present in the game. The pixelart is vibrant and pleasing, the maps are interesting to explore, secrets are creative and rewarding, and combat is simple but fun.

Perhaps my favorite part is just how accessible the game is, and easy to pick up and put down. It's nice to just be able to jump into a game and not really have to be bombarded with huge quest logs and journal entries and trying to remember what you were doing. Nope, just jump in and start humping walls and thumping goblins.

THE S BLADE HAS A HACKBLOOD CHARGE

Fun shooter with some neat unique mechanics and great humor. The "early 3D" artstyle (which is done really well) really brings me back to my early game dev days too.

Really fun little game with unique premise and an addictive gameplay loop.

Tying the "planning ahead" aspect of Tetris of holding off on clearing a row to go for a bigger clear in the future with a system that increases your attack power is really smart, and tempts me to continuously gamble smaller victories in favor of a huge payoff and clearing a chain of enemies for more XP.

The systems are all very well balanced around each other, with a Curse system that keeps you from just turtling indefinitely waiting for the perfect combo, so you have to plan out what you want to do in small chunks to keep the Curse at bay while saving up your best plays for the tougher enemies.

A cute artstyle and good sound design help tie the whole thing together.