Recent reviews by Kai

This game is absolutely worth picking up. At only $8, it is packed with fun things to do, even in this first stage of early access on launch day.

The spider is charming and the wardrobe and customization options are great. You unlock more wardrobe options as you go, and some of them are a reward for completing secret tasks. There are secrets hidden all about, and I don't mean Easter eggs - I mean secrets that completely change the map that you're playing on.

The physics engine is, at times, absolutely hilarious. Attaching an object to yourself with a web causes it to be pulled towards you even when you're standing still, which allows you to easily make "airplanes" and defy the laws of physics. The way the physics engine works is probably the biggest learning curve, but it's not at all steep; I felt comfortable pretty quickly after the tutorial.

The roadmap for updates looks great, too, so there's a lot more content coming - All for just $8.

My only complaint - which is not at all a real complaint - is that the game is single player only. If this game were multiplayer, I could see myself spending hours just in sandbox mode alone with friends.

If you're even THINKING of getting this game, pull the trigger. It's worth it.

This game is literally the most chaotic thing in existence.

Fantastic shooter, totally worth $20. I'd definitely check it out if it's on sale. If fighting off hordes of unique zombies wasn't enough, the character classes and multiplayer really sell it. The game really makes you work as a team, and the different kinds of zombies assure the game doesn't get boring. I'd recommend it to anyone, as long as they have no problem with gore. Especially a great game for gamers with low-end systems, because it doesn't have very demanding requirements.

Great game, if you like puzzles. What makes LIMBO so amazing is that it can be so challenging despite it's simplicity. The game really makes you think. Great timekiller, even if you've already beaten it and want to play it again. I'd recommend LIMBO to anyone who isn't easily frustrated and plays all games, not just first-person shooters.