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OBEY sets out to be a truly unique game and achieves that goal. Each player is dumped into the map as a harmless bunny/sheep creature whose only abilities are to pickup or drop items and perform an astonishing 1cm high jump + "squeek" combo of cuteness. There is a huge opportunity for personalising characters with accessories here, which is one of the many updates currently planned.

The gameplay is essentially defined by the actions of the players in the match in question, but I guess you could describe the overarching type as a strategic game of power accumulation. The winner is decided by who reaches $10,000 first. The way in which they achieve that is up to them and the other players.

A match usually begins with a mad dash to the giant robot/tower, whose occupant has a variety of extra actions available to them. If they play their cards right, they can make the other players collect resources for them which converts to money for both players. If they fail to carefully watch their subordinates, they can find sneaky ways to detract power and money or even overthrow their control of the robot.

This is where the unique gameplay mechanics come into play. As controller of the robot, the game provides some generic warnings and instructions to place on the map for your subordinates, but the real gameplay takes place through chatting with the other players, demanding one thing or offering payment for colecting resources or making demands on threat of violence (gun turret, flamethrower, rockets).

As an online-only game (there are A.I bots that work properly, but for me the fun was completely lost without human players), the availability of friends/strangers to play with will make or break your experience with OBEY. I would highly recommend purchasing a 4-pack with some friends or finding a group to play with.

The presentation is simple but looks nice and everything seems to be very well optimised. Even though the game is in early access, I didn't encounuter any sort of bugs or glitches.

This game has a lot of style and I'm having a lot of fun playing it. Gameplay is a very fast-paced affair, with the action taking place across many small, action-packed screens. You can choose which screen you want to go to next (based on the direction) and you never know what you'll encounter. Last time around, I saw men riding pigs (haven't passed their outlaw exams yet maybe?) and I'm pretty sure I got drunk, but I don't know how. It all happened too fast. It's also fun to see enemies blow themselves and their buddies up (thanks, TNT) when you're running around like a maniac/strategically reloading.

I like the pixel graphics a lot and the explosions look really nice. Each character controlls very differently (even down to how they reload) so you'll probably have different people finding favourites in different characters. I like Abel and his shotgun the best so far: shoot, run around while waiting for auto-reload, repeat.

I have only tried the Story mode so far (by the way, you have a limited number of lives after which you must start over) but I can only guess that co-op would be a "blast" (hurr-hurr).

I'm finding this to be a relaxing and enjoyable game so far. The story is slow to start, dialogue heavy and surprisingly intriguing. All is not what it seems on this lonely farm...

The landscapes and artwork are beatifully drawn and very nice to take in. A lot of effort has been put into creating detail in the backgrounds and prety much every aspect of the presentation, which is also very nice.

There is a lot to do from day to day, but the activities are of the relaxing kind, so don't expect anything too exciting.

The quest log could be a bit more informative, especially during the early stages when you can't really do any farming/activities yet and there are no hints as to what you should be doing. I think an explanation of where and when to manually save would be useful too. I didn't encounter any major bugs, but I needed to press the keys many many times before dialog boxes with the leaves would advance. The only other glitches I came across were the occasional piece of dialog appearing two or three times instead of once, and the mayor who came in and out of the door 25 times while introducing himself. I'm not complaining about that last one, it was pure entertainment!

Solarix is a superbly atmospheric sci-fi horror game made by a dedicated crew who continue to support and update the game at the time of writing. What really grabbed me about this game after watching the trailers was the setting, atmosphere and overall uniqueness. It did not dissapoint.

If you are a fan of any of the older games like System Shock 1 & 2, Thief etc I think you will really appreciate the old-school feel this game provides, which I have not been able to find in any other game for years.

Stealth is definitely encouraged and the action is carefully limited, so it does not detract from the constant sense of threat. The story slowly unfolds and evolves into a suitably dark tale :)

Very enjoyable (short) sci-fi adventure.

I cannot think of an FPS I've ever enjoyed more than this one. (I haven't played the sequel yet though!)

A fantastic shooter that brings a second meaning to the term FPS: First Person Swordplay. Sword skills vary between offensive and defensive and make you feel very powerful. The choice is yours though: you can almost exclusively use either guns or melee combat, as long as you're sane enough not to ramp the difficulty all the way up.

Upgrade system adds a rewarding element of progression and unlocking. The levels are quite long and varied for an FPS and some of the scenery is like eye candy to me.

As a fan of the original, I feel Flying Wild Hog have done a good job retaining the spirit the game's forebearer and included plenty of funny one-liners that work well.

A brutal but envigorating challenge on the highest difficulty (make sure you choose the right skills early on...). It's going to be a long slug taking down bosses and mini-bosses if you go down this road :)

So good I bought it on 2 platforms.

Update: still highly recommend this game in 2017. The sequel is quite different and I miss certain aspects of this one.