Recent reviews by coolz

Overall a good playthrough, but lots of unutilized potential. Puzzle elements are numerous and well introduced, but overall unchallenging. Storyline of a first-person puzzler with 2001: A Space Odyssey somehow drags on and fizzles out. Artwork & modeling detail is well done, but limited to a gimmicky "paused" rotational viewer. Continuity suffers due to conflict between puzzle room partitions with storyline triggers only on room-entering. The voice acting feels clunky because of this issue.

The Turing Test is a well made game in a genre dominated by a few titles. Personally, I just want puzzles, puzzles, puzzles. This game aims to please everyone by having all the individual elements done well, but noticeably suffers when executed together.

Great if you have the patience for a mix of RNG and choose-your-own-adventure.

THE MOST INNOVATIVE SHOOTER I'VE PLAYED IN YEARS

2D horror game. Red. Pixelated. Brown. Cliche static and quick cut visuals.
Was hoping to find some decent gameplay beyond the horror genre, but couldn't keep interest for 15 minutes.

Desperately needs a config menu. Have to dig into the application.xml to tweak resolution & windowed mode.

It's the 2001 retro "1337 hacking" point-n-click that you think it is.

Yet another brilliant puzzle game by Matt Brown.

More of the deceptively simple looking Minesweeper-esque puzzle game. Infinite might be my least favorite of the trio (with Hexcells & Hexcells Plus), but it is everything you would expect from the third game. The idea of "infinite levels" is a nice farewell touch and does not take away from the core game. Still, the randomly generated levels cannot match the brilliance of Matthew Brown's handiwork. While this is the last of the Hexcells games, I look forward to Matt's future work (the latest being SquareCells) http://store.steampowered.com/app/416770/

Awesome rogue-shooter heavy on the RNG & wild collectibles. I try not to delve too deep into the story of killing my mother with my tears.

Awesomenauts filled my MOBA addiction after the original Warcraft 3 DotA. It's a fun 3v3 MOBA-lite with more reliance on aim than just timing & clicks-per-second. I think it stands on it's own as a 2D platformer MOBA, which helped me avoid the addiction that is DotA 2.

This is a game all about aim control until you start collecting skins, betting on matches, streaming the Major Tournaments, signing up for giveaways, criticizing analysts, and spamming twitch chat.