Recent reviews by KilledAlive

Pilot big robots and show no mercy to your foes, no matter how big or small they are. It's everything I wanted out of an Armored Core game. Now, I only wish the other titles get re-released for PC!

This game will make you feel like a genius or incredibly brainless at the same time.

It's like taking a LEGO set, Dumping it over your head, and the game screaming "Come on! You like LEGO's right?! Make your own units!"

Don't worry, you can always borrow designs from in-game!

I feel that this game is a personal attack to my own skills as a dude that loves playing FPS Games. However, It's quite good at targeting EXACTLY what you didn't realize you were bad at. The AI coaching seems to be doing its job to a scary degree. Not sure if I'm going to get any better but, hey, it's free!

If you're up for some grindwalls, C-Movie tier plot, and B+ action, this game's for you! Overall, the game does a pretty good job of making each playable class have their definite strengths and weaknesses.

There are a very large amount of story missions, which introduce more and more enemy types on a gradual basis. Just when you get comfortable fighting one type or mixture of enemies, something even crueler shows up to put a damper on your original strategies. Grinding is very much required to do anything on higher difficulties, as your maximum health is only raised in small increments from pickups dropped by enemies that the whole squad gains, much like each collectible weapon in game.

It also runs pretty darn well, however, there are little to no settings that can change the look or feel of the game, which really shows its console port nature.

I'd certainly give it a download when it's on sale. Make sure you bring your friends!

I got the game when it was new back in the day. Coming back to it, it looks like my nostalgia didn't blind me regarding the game's quality. Definitely worth purchasing for the PC!

If there's any sort of flaws, they are reletively minor. The Mid 2000's collect-a-thon is very alive and well here. The game also is at a general difficulty where you will rarely fail completely, let alone repeat checkpoints very often. It's overall a breeze to get through. Also, get ready for some levels of LOD you never remembered existing.

Overall, it's worth the reduced asking price!

This has got to be one of my favorite open world games to come back to, save for Skyrim.

This is a tragically under-appreciated game, all things considered. It has delicious destruction tech, metric loads of baddies to take down, and lots of really cool looking buildings to level!
( If you want to Un-Flatten buildings, just beat all of the Destruction Challenges to get the Re-Constuctor )

The difficulty overall can be a bit spiky at times, but frequent checkpoints during missions is a relief.
Wipe out those EDF jerks, blow some stuff up, and try out the multiplayer with your friends!

This is a reasonably good game. Decent classes, fun low gravity mechanics, and a good bit of gibbing and that sort of stuff. Only problem is that it takes an almost international effort to get enough players online at one time.

I had queued for a while only to realize that I was the ONLY person in-game at that point in time.

That's honestly pretty sad for a game with this much potential. I wouldn't say this would make for a free-to-play game, but a reduction in price in the near future would help deter its death for some time.

If anything, you can always just mess aroud in a custom game with your buds if you can't get a match.

Honestly, it would take a group of about 6 or 7 people to get a standard match started, that's all it takes! If at least that handful's playing, it would still have some life left in it. But now, I'm not so sure of its fate.

Don't make Cliffy B sad. Make him feel better for all that hard work, and make a meme out of playing this game with your friendos.

An excellent game that takes a refreshing spin on a rather old concept!

The amount of "genetic" detail within the behavior of the individuals is rather uncanny!

Slay the majority of the populations that congregate in the center of the screen?
More enemies tend to prefer the left and right sides...

Get your rump kicked in by those blue suckers with semi-homing projectiles?
Guess who's gonna be more populous next round...

A game definitely worth the price of a dejected Stat Trak CSGO Skin,
or, a lovely cup of gourmet coffee at your reigonal overpriced coffee dispensary.

I Got Space Engineers fairly early in its development, but not THIS early. The overwhelming majority of features, from even the internal inventory, and nearly all functionality of just about anything that you would expect as a feature from the current game.

When it comes to playability, it is NEARLY unplayable. If you were looking for a game rather than a curiosity, you came to the wrong place. Perhaps if you would like to try the game out and feebly attempt to create stuff that flies when ship inventories, functional weapons, and even Friggin hand tools is something for a die hard fan.

I would rather not reccomend this, but I would have to say that KEEN made a good choice to have this availible. Let's see how far we came since then!

The artwork is quite interesting, considering how freaking far this game had come. The sheer amount of stuff you get in the pack is a pretty good deal.

Most soundtracks are like 10 bucks, and getting a bunch of artwork AND plenty of tracks is pretty good. I would wholly give this thing a thumbs up. Finish up your collection and get this If you are a fan...