Recent reviews by Mahatma Gandhi

Volunteers fight in a bloody contest for freedom and money. Play as one of three volunteers armed with their favorite weapons, survive waves of enemies and bosses. Red Risk will put you into a bloody tournament, will you survive?

In terms of scope and comprehensiveness, it has no equal in the world of business simulations, and in fact the only things it really fails to address in a business sense are non-market factors, like lawsuits, building permits, bribing politicians, unions, and all that good stuff -- but give them time.

Alien Shooter 2: Reloaded is amazing. I consider this game a worthy heir to the first. The graphics have noticeably changed for the better; shadows, good lighting, and decent screen resolution were delivered. The plot was expanded and there were unexpected turns in it. There are rehashed monsters and also new ones each with its own unique abilities.

It is a pity that there are few bosses here in this game compared to the first. The sound is great as well. There are various levels to explore. The dialogues are text based, but without variation. Some of them may give an additional quest. Instead of 10 missions, there are now 17 and 2 endings with cutscenes.

In conclusion, the game is simply amazing, maybe it will seem monotonous to you, but at the same time you will necessarily return to it in order to retrace it for different characters with different perks at different difficulties (there are 4 of them here). I advise all fans of shooters and isometric games to buy it, you will definitely not regret it.

Intense tactical encounters filled with firefights and flying bodies prove thrilling enough to make it easy to look beyond Insurgency's less impressive visual design. The team dynamic and unique squad system inject something different into the mix too, offering match after match of absorbing cooperative killing that proves good looks aren't everything.

Barlowe Square is one of the best levels featured in a multiplayer game, Hunted is a very intense player versus player experience.

All of the other maps are bland, Extraction and Escape are both dull experiences, a myriad of technical shortcomings and poor design choices.

Pressured is a unique and intense number puzzler. Hit your targets to unlock pieces of the dark story, all told via the poetry of Nicholas Gordon.
You'll need a combination of quick thinking and sharp reflexes if you don't want to succumb to the pressure.

The Evil Lord has set up a system of defences on the Forbidden Planet, to help him return to power. It is your job to destroy them, skimming the planet's surface and blasting them out. Forbidden Planet is viewed form the cockpit of your craft, with the action displayed in vector graphics. You must shoot out Anti-Aircraft towers and guided missiles for points, while avoiding the damage they can inflict. As well as controls, options include limiting some of the sound effects, and arranging the in-game display in 3 different ways.

Forbidden Planet's a pace racing, addictive game - shame it crashed when I was just beginning to clock up a reasonable score!

Your brother has been sent to Zatwor prison for trying to help you. Well, you got out, you can get in and get him out.

Break Into Zatwor is, much like its predecessor, a stealth game. Using the mouse or keyboard, you guide Randy Crow from the entrance to the exit, avoiding cameras, sound detectors, lasers, roaming guards, etc.

This game is really fun for a world entirely made out of Cubes. You pretty much can play this on anything, I mean on any computer. From a worst ever desktop, laptop and even on an Ipad. This game is literally fun. There is a lot of parkour, destroyable objects and pretty much an action packed game. A lot of PvE, you name it, it's in here. There are many boss fights in the game too. The enemies are not hard to shoot with a shotgun or a bolt rifle. Honestly, I played this game for a lot of hours.

A word of caution, Don't play this game upclose!!! It will blind you with those awesome pixelized graphics.