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A short, but very fun and violent game all based around revenge. It's a old-school side-scrolling beat-em-up where you fight your way through henchmen on a quest for revenge. If you have a controller, great, but if you don't you'll have difficulty as the symbols for actions are not keys, but just pictures, making combat quite confusing and difficult at times. Either way, you'll have fun with this giving you unlimited live and on normal difficulty, checkpoints. Worth the label price.

A very fun puzzle game that'll have you rooting around in the ol' grey-matter and trying to put together how to solve each puzzles. Some easy, some almost impossible. I highly recommend this to any fan of puzzle games, plus there is a ton of comedy in the story too.

Not really what I expected. Most of the gameplay boils down to quick time events and the last part people's personalities appear to rapidly alter. However Telltale games have not let the story lacking, the characters are engaging and still had a lot of fun playing it.

Definitely buy if a Jurassic Park and Telltale Game fan, but not for full price.

Edit: The game itself, at least last time I played it (which was quite a long time after the final episode was released) had multiple bugs that popped up in the last few episodes with graphical glitches, but beyond that the rest of the episodes were fairly stable.

I personally quite liked the idea of this side-story to the original Jurassic Park, featuring the contact for the guy who was attempting to steal the genetic material off the island and, well, we all know what happened to him. Side-stories can be very interesting in this universe. Especially after having watched the Netflix series set in Jurassic World. Camp Cretaceous.

Can't think up much else to say beyond one of the scientists getting angry when she realises her fellow scientist cut corners using frog DNA, leading to the major issues of the dinosaurs in the first movie as they were meant to be unable to breed, but were now able to from the Frog's ability to change it's own gender.

I still recommend it as a fun experience, but there are far better games out there by the same company so this is one of those kinds of games that are only worth it after a sale.

Quite a fun game, however it's one that takes a while. Best to look at this like playing chess. Games can last for hours and hours and it saves peoples turns so that if you either lost connection or have to leave for say work or something, the last player's submitted move is saved for when you wish to return to the game.

A lot of fun with a lot of tactics in it. Plus the art style is quite fun too.

Quite a fun game, also worked on by Wadjeteye Games and it is interesting when they do with the wizard of Oz lore. I quite enjoyed this and it's a nice short adventure game that I recommend to most anyone willing to have a go with it, not to mention it's quite cheap and easy to find online.

Unlike other Oz based things I've seen recently, this game adds to the lore instead of alters it and holds a lot of references to all the many different areas of Oz that you get to travel outside of the emerald city. You soon find yourself getting involved in a conspiracy that could plunge Oz into danger.

Not as fun as I had hoped, the trailer was a lot more fun than the actual game, but it's just there to be a rather silly game for random fun.

Edit: There isn't too much to really add to this. I can't think of too much as I haven't played it in so long and it is a small and short game that is just kind of...there.

Very fun puzzle game. You get hints for all the easy, normal and hard difficulty levels, however the the "Actual Challenge" ones which are based on Portal 2 do not have hints and are far more difficult than the hard ones.

Just finished this game and my god...I can't believe it. It is just such a wonderful, heart warming story that I never could've expected. I recommend this to anyone who loves stories, this one even moved me to tears at various points and I'd love to see what else this team has to offer.

A very fun game. think Dungeon Keeper, but where you play a James Bond-esque villain where you try to take over the world. You get henchmen to build your base, guard it and even fool tourists to try and keep your activities unknown.

Sadly there are only 2 levels, but with all the research and the length of time missions can take this is a game you can play for hours on end with the many different traps and science devices you can strap agents too, including a laser like the classic bond film, Gold Finger. One hell of a buy if you ask me :)

A suggestion when playing this game is to alter the files so you can get more minions as I find 100 is too few, especially when you run into secret agents who can end up killing over 50 henchmen before collapsing and you can't get rid of them until you learn their secret weakness on the second level.

Also I believe the research file needs to be fixed. Research on google to find out the fix.

I've heard that there is meant to be a sequel in the works, but it's on the back-burner at the moment and I hope it doesn't become like DK3 where it became a mobile game instead. This is a really fun game that you can get many hours out of and with a lot of dungeon keeper like humour.

Edit: Since the new one has released, I've not yet played it, but from what I've seen from the gameplay that have certainly improved upon this game and can't wait to try it out. That said, I believe many of those bugs mentioned are still present in this game, however, we'll see if they decide to fix or not. Regardless, this review is still very useful for those in the future.

Stream and Gameplay: https://youtu.be/ODZmmCZrFtc

This game is a very interesting type I've never really tried in the past. It's based on this group who end up having their main station destroyed and reduced to the lowest tech and losing all tech, but you manage to have some to make ships and continue to claim blueprints through the game.

As the titles suggest it's in space and you fight against Pirates and Zombies as will as military and civilian. You can either do jobs for either sides to gain Rez (currency) to buy schematics for new ships or weapons. You can also gain tech points for research into using better weapons, shields and armour.

It's certainly a very long game with a lot of grind, but you don't have to buy stuff from space stations as if you are well enough equipped you can destroy their station and steal all they have for free, but it only depends on the balance between how many times you've died and what you get out of it as the payment for making your ship can be very big if you spent a lot of money to make your Ship massive.