Recent reviews by ChiweenieMaster

It's not to die for, but for a free game, It's actually GOOD!

The idea is that you have two different playable heroes that are brothers. And while their sister has some kind of strange paranormal sickness, they must work together to protect her...and set up traps to help take down and outsmart the "wolves" and "werewolves"...which are apparently not actual wolves or werewolves, but actually DEMONS that work for "the devil"! (At least being A devil, if not, THE Devil!)

With words taken from the Bible, it's a game that is set as a positive side of Canada...where two brothers with a grudge against each other agree to put their differences aside to save their sister, and overthrow the paranormal demonic beasts!

This game is ABYSMAL!

The controls are crappy, the hit detection is terrible, and this game makes ALL mass produced military vehicles look like something that would be better off turned into remote control BOMBS for being badly made!

It is NOT comprehensive; the tutorial for air combat froze on me, and game REALLY needs to be re-called. (It's so bad, that I'd have a blast playing a DEAD MMORPG like "Anarchy Online", compared to this.)

It's not a bad PC game, but certainly nothing to die for.

Basically, it's a bit like the "Command & Conquer" games, but focusing solely on capturing ALL spots until there are no more control from the other factions...and with only 3 unit types.

While I appreciate the simplicity, I feel that this being a single player only game and it's limited replay value makes the game feel rather bland and cheap of a video game experience; being nothing to die for as a result.

The basic idea? There are better games out there that are more worth your time and money.

This game, while not to die for, is actually pretty good! (A great single player game, even!)

Granted? Paying more than 5.00 USD would be too pricy for the deal, but if you can get it from a Humble Bundle deal or discounted for that much less? It's a good deal!

Plus, it's also a great revival of an old nostalgic franchise from Atari's video game platforms!

Honestly? This is one of the BEST indie games of all time!

Granted, it could use work, but that's where mod support comes in!

With the support of things such as spawning NPCs including shopkeepers and guards to move into planet colonies you build, and being able to build tech for defenses and such, it's just a masterpiece that succeeds in putting the base game of "Terraria" to shame!

In addition? You got mech combat, and being able to travel to many different planets; making this even more in depth, compared to "Terraria", despite being VERY similar! (Not to mention more beginner friendly, too! And better controls, to top it off)

I gotta be honest here; while the overall making of the game is in the right place and I feel that it's at least trying to be entertaining? I also know that it needs a lot of work.

Not only is it glitchy, the game's progress feels very slow paced compared to Nintendo's "Xenoblade" RPG games, and it's also too overpriced, to be sold for anywhere BEYOND 20 US dollars, for how it's made.

Unless you get it discounted for 20 US dollars or less? I would give this game a soft pass. Saying that it's certainly not a bad game, but there are plenty of folks out there who like it, so therefore, it's worth trying!

But hey; for it's overall price, at least it's FAR better than "Final Fantasy XVI", which is a good basic idea done HORRIBLY WRONG! (Compared to that game? Edge of Eternity" is still superior in EVERY WAY, SHAPE, and FORM!)

Meh...it's alright; I appreciate it for trying to be entertaining, but it feels that it's a bit too confusing for me.

When I first tried it? It felt a lot like "Warcraft III" and the "Ages of Empires" games, but as a RTS game themed after defending a kingdom city, in each and every level.

But the way it turned out? It didn't quite feel enough like a proper tower defense game.

Is it a BAD video game? Not exactly. Is it to die for? Nope!

While I appreciate this game for trying to be entertaining without trying to offend anyone, I'll give this one a soft pass.

Not to die for, but a decent game worth playing.
It's a lot like the first game, but better. I advise getting it for no more than 20 US dollars, and from complete "Deluxe Edition", if you must get it.
The basic idea of the gameplay? It's different from "Dungeon Keeper", among single-player only RTS games, but it does have it's own great sense of humor, to go with it!

Great storywriting, great sense of humor, and a clever way of teaching the basic idea on how the job of a defense attorney goes, in court...it may inspire people to get into being attorneys of law! (Whether being defense or prosecution!)

For all of you lawyer-types out there; you might wanna give this a try, if you like a silly game series with clever mysteries to be solved!

Meh; it's alright...the gameplay is rather bland.

As a free game? It works. As a game to play? NOTHING to die for!

But on the plus side, it's DEFINITELY better than those crappy social games & idle clickers!