Recent reviews by Technom

From the painfully accurate arcade games to the ones with old looks and newer concepts, this collection of 50 games has it all. Would recommend to anyone who likes retro games and yearns for the feeling of finding one of those "100-in-1" CD-ROMs and discovering a bunch of smaller games. (Some of those pack enough and could have been standalone releases!)

You know that joyous feeling when you feel like you've "cheated" a level in Trine or any other physics-based game with some odd interactions? Well, that's the core of this game, and you feel like a smartass everytime you play. Or you fail and the hubris hits you like a truck.

5/5 would superjump with fishes again

Would have never guessed that a snake game could have been improved so much with the addition of auto-battler mechanics. Can't recommend it enough for its price.

A solid digital version of the tabletop game! It simplifies the player's experience in a couple of ways, notably seeing all the tackle zones and seeing the dice roll success %. To simply put it, this version made me curious to try the physical one. If you already like the franchise or if you are curious, pick this up on sale.

This game brought me back from my "roguelike fatigue" I went through a couple of years ago, when Binding of Isaac / FTL / Crypt of the Necrodancer was all the rage and I couldn't give a damn about playing or replaying some of those games.

It's clear that there is a bullet hell inspiration, and the game uses it in a good way. Patterns, a well-timed dodge, a "bomb" (aka blank) to clear the bullet patterns... I'm not sure if I could ask for more.

Yes, it gets harder as you progress into the dungeon and trying to achieve certain goals, but I managed to beat some things that I initially saw as impossible, so I guess I chould beat the whole game with enough effort and time!

Look some gameplay up, see if it's your style, but don't dismiss this game as "just another roguelike", you might skip something REAL GOOD.

(I've had the chance to play this game in an indie game showcase at a convention. Mostly played the Endless mode, but there are definite levels as well.)

So it starts simple enough, dodge or kill the obstacles/enemies in the screen by moving your ball to the other half of the screen, or interacting with the enemies to kill them. Easy, right?

And then the game introduces more enemies and obstacles, you understand their behaviour quickly. Still easy, right?

But as the game progresses and you get more and more points, there's more and more enemies and obstacles on the screen... and I eventually die. There was not a single death where I did not understand what went wrong, it was only my fault. And so, I click on Restart, and try to get a better score than the last time...

Definitely addicting, the "one more game" aspect is there. Overall, a great game!

Best damn retro platformer I've played in a while. The gameplay is solid, offers a challenge for the 100% completionists and the music is great.

Never seen a puzzle game like this. Mechanics such as deck-building, tile placement and land control blend well into this game. Solo or Versus, Campaign or Classic games, all puzzle gamers should at least take a look at this game.

Simple concept, soccer with cars, right? Well, this game may as well be one of the best multiplayer games on Steam right now. Snappy controls, simple gameplay with a layer of strategy, high skill ceiling. Casual players will like it, competitive players will keep playing on Ranked. You could play 15 minutes of RL or a 2-hour session and still be entertained. DLC is cosmetic, no complaints.

Overall, a pretty solid title.

Not a long game for a single normal playthrough, but it definitely packs a punch.
I will simply warn you that the game contains puzzles, maybe skip if it's not your cup of tea?

Otherwise GET THIS GAME NOW
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