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Cool game and it's free, a bit rough on the edges but definitely worth playing

Risk of glue on roach

kill

Pizza pizza time

Game good, rock and stone

This is definitely a greatly aged example of a good shooter game. The gameplay is polished and refined, the graphics compliment it as well. Can't pick enough words to describe the experience, but it is a good skill-based shooter game. The only flaw I guess is of the Origin launcher, which is always glitching and bugging, most of the time not willing to launch. That is unfortunate, but I think there are solutions to that.
Overall I can recommend the game to fans of movement shooters. Is great.

I really enjoyed playing My Friend Pedro. It's a very dynamic game with gameplay mechanics both simple and deep.
The levels are never just plain corridors, there's always place for acrobatics and stylish kills.
The story isn't really engaging, but everything still stays cool and good.
Graphics? Not really important here, looks good enough to play.

Anyway, I liked the game, and I hope that a lot of people had fun playing it as well.

(And it's much better than it's predecessor)
What do we have here?
A whole new game based on the one called Lethal League!
Blaze got 3D graphics, unlike LL's 2D sprites (actually 3D models but rendered and turned into 2D sprites), many new characters, a lot of new features, an entire story mode! (that is pretty short but interesting enough, also good to get the starting coins to unlock at least two characters - Doombox, Grid or Nitro). Also a lot of unlocks, which can keep you playing the game if game itself doesn't. You can unlock music for menu, characters, skins for characters, stages and game modes.

So, what can I say?
Gameplay - is a good thing, the controller experience is now much better, also new feature added, ball grab
Graphics - are great, the style is solid and pretty much is a better version of the original one but in 3D
Story - passable, but at least can explain what certain characters are doing and why are they here, also shows us the Shine City, where all the stuff is going on btw Candy and Dice are now good friends of each other confirmed. It is also a bit short if you are a decent player and know what's going on, but yeah why not complete the story to practice at least?
Music and sounds - Oh, this one is one of the coolest things in this entire game! They even got Hideki Naganuma, the composer for Jet Set Radio (the game by which the devs were inspired btw) to write one FUNKY and FRESH song! And yeah, the previous music artists are also here - Klaus Veen with Ordinary Days V2 (and some other songs), Doktor Lazer, BigNic and D Fast, also they licensed some very old tracks of other artists to use in this Lethal Ball Gaem.

Conclusion: I can say that the game is worth the price, especially if you are a fan of Megabyte Punch and Lethal League! Totally should buy if you enjoy fighting games like this! The devs worked hard, and thanks to it we got a funky fresh new game from them.

And yeah I hope this review wasn't too long, thanks for reading!

SUPEHROT is an interesting game with interesting concept, where you have to think all your moves while the time is 'stopped' (it's actually moving slowly).

Yep, the game is a shooter, as you could understand from the store page, the time in it moves with you and you have to shoot red guys while not getting shot. You die one hit, they die one hit (but not if you're doing it with punching, you have to punch an enemy 3-4 times before killing)
I love its level design, and also the ability to record replays and send it to a special site called Killstagram. You can't see users' real names there, they're generated randomly.
By the way, I didn't know the game has a plot, but it turned out to be quite interesting for me.
Also, there are things you can do while playing SUPERHOT but not playing superhot.exe ingame:
For example, you can watch some 'demos' from a folder with the same name, or play a minigame where you chop a tree. And all of this is done in ASCII graphics (not the main part, the part where you shoot people in slow mo is still full 3D)
Also about graphics: I appreciate the minimalistic looking of the game. Some people may not like it, but it's a great way both to have less resources wasted for making the game (and sometimes for playing it) and doing an impression of that you're just playing a game.

Yes, I've still got some problems. For example, the game didn't want to run through Steam, so you couldn't see me playing the game, I couldn't use Steam overlay in it and it also couldn't record the played hours in the game, so I COULDN'T write a review.
Also I couldn't get many story-related achievements.
But the problem is fixed now, I just had to reinstall the game.
And even though I got this problem described above, the game is great.

It's the most innovative shooter I've played in years

There's many things wrong with the game (especially when comparing it to the original one), but I can say one thing. It wasn't free on its release.
I'm done.
Sorry, Pixowl.