Recent reviews by UnfedPuppy

Little tower defense with basic mechanics and simple play through. It is satisfying and well worth the low price...especially if you catch the NukGames pack sale for $0.49.

I am a fan of roguelite shooters and I know this a bit older and platform/sidescroll style. Maybe that is why I didn't enjoy it? I didn't like how I couldn't shoot up or at angles...I know I only spent 8 minutes, but it just seemed underwhelming compared to what else is out there.

Personally one of the more challenging games from Adamvision Studios. It is just as enjoyable and a wonderful game for $.99

Starting from 1976 it is now 1996 and it seems a better time than any to review this game. I started my company out and with brief and basic tutorials I was on my way with my first game being developed. It was terrible. 50% review or something like that. This was fear inducing as I was surely going to run the company into the ground right out the gate. But no, I guess in 1976 even a 50% reviewed game can become Game of the Year. Now it is 1996 and I have an efficient company turning over millions with games being pumped out in the 95+% like a vending machine.

This game is great, as a comparison to other "game development" games out there, I would not say it is better or worse. It is different. Other reviewers saying it is Two Point Hospital only game development are spot on...but that is not a bad thing. There are some small quality of life issues that I am sure will be hashed out eventually as this game is still in "early access" and updates often I am excited to see where the game developers take this game...developing game...yeah...

Do not expect much from this game and you might actually enjoy it. It is a free fighting game that depicts more of a wobble/clobber type game than actually managing any skill and tactics. The game is enjoyable, though it could benefit from some performance/connectivity enhancements.

Fallout. I love the series, love this game even...
but...as so many others have noted, this game is riddled with issues that cause either players to have "failing" vaults, or create an inability to actually 100% this game. I have put in 48 hours and essentially "beat" the game. I have a successful vault with no issues on resources and a increasingly powerful amount of dwellers who roam the wasteland and complete missions with ease...yet...I have only ever received 1 legendary dweller.
I also apparently have only been attacked by raiders around 20 times.
This creates a really annoying problem that Bethesda does not seem to care about. I continually get death claw attacks and fight them off with ease...so what am I supposed to do? Leave my vault/game on for endless hours just to finish that annoying RNG spawn of raiders? The legendary dwellers just did it in for me. As I have played the game for almost 50 hours and complete numerous, numerous missions, opening loads of chests, I have received 1 legendary dweller. This leads me to believe that even if I DID spend hundreds of hours, micro managing every little mission to excellence, I could still inevitably end up never completing that achievement. This means it is a money grabbing achievement...and thus is just blatantly distasteful.

The game is relaxing for the most past. Where there is a nice sense of calm when "coloring" there also becomes a slightly frustrating part when 1 pixel is left and it just so happens to be in some off the wall spot. Though what should come off as a great, time waster, with artistic tendencies...ends in more of a time waster looking for that last pixel. Overall...it is good, it is free...it could be better.

I made a character named Jim. Jim developed respiratory issues and eventually needed to be rushed to the emergency room. Jim however "had" to have unprotected sex on the way there...luckily the partner was STD free. In the emergency room Jim's respiratory system fails...Jim yawns, this is boring to him.

This game brings back memories from when it was on mobile and was just this form of the game. Now I can be the doctor who chooses how to explore and diagnose his illness.

I understand that compared to boxing games that "should" be available in 2014 this is mediocre at best. That said, this is a simple, joy-stick (or one-button punch) boxing game that really isn't trying to be anything groundbreaking. With tags like "arcade" you have to take some of these games that seem simplistic and look at them for what they really are...a bring it to home on your personal computer boxing arcade game.

I do not know what I expected...
and I was pleasantly pleased.