Recent reviews by Keithster™

This is a great fun little game, whereby two teams battle to score goals against each other in one game mode. The planes are like classes from TF2, and you can learn tactics to outsmart your enemies - there is a lot of skill involved. Great for pick up and play casual matches.

Highly cute, fun and addictive game, also available on Android :)

much more accessible than MOBAs like LoL, this game is fun and matches don't last as long, which is a good thing IMO :)

I highly recommend giving it a go - the only annoying thing is that you're practically guaranteed to have to wait 3 and a half minutes for matchmaking - sometimes as much as 5 mins!

But when you do play, it's super exciting to pick a 'naut whose play style suits your current mood and camp/hunt/gang-up-on the enemy with your superior timing, tactics and skill :)

ever wanted to laugh uncontrollably while trying to play a puzzle game seriously? Wheatley makes it happen!

At first launch, it seems a bit like a buggy port from a console or phone/tablet. The tutorial starts by saying that you need to chase another racer, and that it will auto accelerate. Cue me sitting there waiting for it to start moving. Turns out, auto accelerate is disabled by default. Cue me trying to press W to get the jetski to move. No effect. Space. No effect. Up arrow. *Starts moving*. Groan - bad default keyboard map. Changing the keys is a harrowing experience too - reminds me of some dodgy old games circa 1995. And you can't use the mouse to move the viewport or boost either - strictly a keyboard affair and the automatic camera mode. Plus, until you restart the race, it gives the wrong hints for what keys to press... It even suggested that I "tilt my device" to turn at one point - er, pretty sure there is no accelerometer in any part of my computer...

I've played the previous Riptide games, so I figure I can try boosting and doing tricks in the tutorial - no go. Turns out they don't become active until you start playing for real, at which point you kinda get infotips showing you how to use them anyway... So, my advice is just skip the tutorial completely. Whether or not you have played the previous games, you are not missing anything except a bit of story...

Apart from that, graphics are pretty gorgeous, race tracks have hints about turns and stunt areas, at least to start with (I haven't seen an option to turn them off for a more authentic experience - I do know how to look at the mini-map, you know!). Will play some more and see how it goes...

this game is great fun - it has some really uncommon words, (but they are words one knows :) ,) that you have to really think about, and its just so good for practicing typing in an entertaining way :)

the text under the zombies changes colour depending on how close they are to hurting you, so you know to prioritise the flashing ones for example, and to type them super fast ;)

the dialogues the characters and narrator gives are all very funny, and there are some mini games too like a shooting range for when you don't want to do the story line. haven't tried multiplayer but should be cool :)

challenging game but very fun and addictive - expect to die often :)