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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.

A fun little puzzler, however it's far too short and completed it in a short time. Good to kill a couple of hours and very inventive ideas.

More of the first and a lot of fun as well. Clearly this new company should be watched for what else the might be making and I can't wait for the final conclusion about Deponia on what might happen. Hopefully, it will be a brilliant, but also fun ending :)

Edit: I had been reviewing these games as they came out since I had fallen for the developer and that they were bringing back 2D animated games as something it was great to see make a return! Something we had, at the time, not seen since games like Sam & Max: Hit the Road and some other classics from Lucas Arts before they become exclusively Star Wars and nothing else. Outlaws also come to mind with the cartoon art style that works well and is very entertaining and sets the game apart from your typical ones of the time, but now there are some more coming out. Not just from this company, but you have games like Cuphead which also bring fun animations back into video games. I'm so excited to see these kinds of games coming back into fashion once again.

This game drives me NUTS! I mean it unlike VVVVVVV this game really pisses me off due to how nearly impossibly many levels are and I don't have the time nor patience for this game, not to mention I got it as a gift too, argh.

I hate games where you can't defend yourself, sometimes anyway. It really depends on the game, but this one just really annoys me. Don't get it unless you're the kind of person who wants a REAL challenge of a game.

Edit: Looking back, I feel I should give this game a try again. Generally I'm fairly impatient and hopefully when I get my meds and I can regain my patience I can give this game a good go and tackle it. Maybe even finish it. I hope for this is a thing as I admit I'm not too good at these games due to requiring a lot of patience, but there are later games I've completed long after this that also required a great deal of patience, however, currently my mental health is not there and back when I played this I was trying to go through my games and clear out my backlog as I realised how many games I own vs have actually played! So in some ways I had pushed myself to rush as much as I can that I wasn't in the right mind, but I also feel I do struggle with focus for certain games like this and it's not the game's fault at all! I am certainly considering revisiting this game at a later date and probably do what I did at a much later date, discovering streaming and using that as a way to go through my ever-increasing backlog.

A very fun tower-defence game with quite a interesting story. I enjoyed my time playing it and I am sure anyone would have fun with it too. You end up surviving a plague and finding that the plague is far more dangerous than first imagined and is under the control of somekind of being that is raising those who fall to the plague as undead and using them in a unkillable army.

I won't give anymore away, but it is quite a fascinating world they've created. Certainly not award winning designs on the drawings, but certainly is a lot of fun to play.

Very fun game and certainly a mighty strange ending too. Quite love the monkey island series, however many times I'm often finding myself lost and not knowing what to do, however.

Edit: In this game, our favourite pirate, Guybrush Thweepwood, returns as does LeChuck in attempting to do a Bowser again and make the woman he loves his! However, he's also got a score to settle with Guybrush because of the events of the previous game where his plans were foiled and he needed to find a way to come back when he could've spent time working on his pecs or coming up with more romantic things to tell the love of his life and maybe even be successful!

Not to mention, if Guybrush got in his way before, there's every chance that he will do so again!

An amazing game from back in the early days of Bioware. The twist right near the end I never saw coming in that way Bioware have always been in great story telling. Apart from when they seemed to have become one with EA and messed things up, but I digress.

Game starts where the republic ship you are on is under attack from Sith fighters and you have to make your way off the ship, battling your way through Sith soldiers and getting to an escape pod where the real meat of the game begins on the planet of Taris.

The game is based on the 3rd edition role-playing game so if you have any experience with D&D you'll have no trouble getting into this game. As i said before, it's classic Bioware with the great storytelling and characters that are so realistic and you end up caring about. You get the chance to become either a Jedi or Sith. Both sides have different types of powers that can be used in many different ways. This is a game I highly recommend for it's story-line and replayability.

I have found that I have loved this game. As the trailer suggests, it's kind of like money island both in the cartoon animation (more so in reference to the third game) and it's also a world based on cartoon physics too.

The jokes in this are very funny and even though the character is a egocentric character who cares only about himself, he does get beaten up a lot so you do kinda warm up to him, plus you do get a sense that there is more to his personality than meets the eye.

In this game, you can see how the series has improved the in-game art and somewhat looks better than Gemini Rue, though I had no idea which one is better. A very fun game with same controls as last time, only now you can't combine notes in the note book and draw up conclusions.