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Downwell

Looks Great Feels Hard To Cut A Path

This is not for everyone it feels cool as hell firing that chunky heavy duty machine gun no doubt there but it is fast very fast and pretty difficult to boot. Some might call it difficult some would say challenging but I call this..."too damn hard to follow any path" this is due primarily to an accelerated speed of travel as you plummet way to fast for the small compactness of the screen size your windowed size locked into. And that does unfortunately make menouvering this quickly with such a small character and enemy animations a little like trying to pull a horse out of a cap or like trying to swim against the tide and it's full of agressive pirahnas that's a bit what fighting your enemies is like in this game It's pretty much impossible You just fall and shoot and die and continue and fall again then shoot and die because you cannot really win espcially playing on on say a 21" inch plus size screen. It seems like mobile screen dimensions that are stretching but they are not stretching enough to fit a larger screen size adequately. Otherwise you'd be talking 4 to 4.4 out of 5 score in my opinion of it because it is actually quite rad to play and it's also funny watching the size and the power of the gun in the hands of such a little character as he rises up in the air as the gun recoils and lifts him off his feet daisy chaining a stream of bullets and you rampage through anything there, and it's oddly satisfying to shoot and it certainly does have a kind of unique charm to it. But as it stands at present the screen real estate is to far too small for such a big screen making it too hard to cut a path through your enemies and objects without being killed reasonably quickly and having to auto respawn... less respawning and more winning would make it more appealing for sure and make it way more fun giving you a better sense of accomplishment to every hit you throw down on your enemy. On a positive note though Bluetooth gamepads do work on this.

Tower 57 Two-pack

Decent But A little Too Repetitious

It isn't bad but that doesn't mean it's great either for me it sat square on that middleground where your wanting to love it but can't quite, the visuals and the characters are quite meticulous in the aesthetics department it's eye pleasing but it just felt a bit too bang bang bang.. you know another one of those bugs comes in to attack again bang bang bang oh another one of those creatures again and that became menotinous to me it felt the same all the time it was somewhat fun at first but it was like a novelty that fast wore off where it then felt like it had become half of what it first was promissing to be like, it just didn't ever climax it somewhat plateaued for me very quickly it just felt like doing laps around a small tea cup rather than around a level of any considerable size, it becomes ongoing with no sense of exploration or achievement.

Togges

Good But Gamepad Issues

This is game I really liked the premise of and was keen to play it as it's visually pleasing and it's quite a unique character all went well until trying to bind seciondary action biuttons on Bluetooth gamepads then it became clear options on the controller were missing this is on both the Ouya gamepad acting as a xbox 360 xinout pad and on the 8BitDo SN30 Pro gamepads neither worked fully leading me to believe this isn't for all gamepads but rather for specific one's. It's a shame I'll be keeping an eye on this game incase the Bluetooth mapping issue is amended and I'll be likely buying it agian at that point. It has an interesting character which is a little robot vacum cleaner lol and a bunch of blocks you suck up and expell into piles to complete tasks which is a cool and novel idea. I'm still giving it 3 stars for the quality of this game from the half use I got out of it, it's actually a decent little title if not for the issue with Bluetooth pads I'd have had a ball of a time with it.

Super Hexagon

Was Unable To Use BT Gamepads

Unfotunately I was not able to get this to enter the game from the menu screen due to gamepad incompatability with both the Ouya 2014 BT controller operating on Xinput to behave as if it were an Xbox 360 gamepad nor with the 8BitDo SN30 Pro gamepad what occured was a very ugly glitch where the menu tabs were blinking like a disco whilst moving one to the left one the right in an endless loop. I'll keep an on this space incase it gets a fix but I cannot recommend Bluetooth gamepads for this based on my exlerience it may not be the case for all but just letting you know what I found when trying.

1 gamers found this review helpful
Beyond Good & Evil™

Ingenious Creativity

Beyond Good And Evil has just blown me away I'm never one for that sort of comment, but where this game is involved I can whole heartedly endorse it as one of the most overlooked and priceless gems of our generations gaming history, it's just oozing pure magical character with georgeous meticulous animations and phenomenally presented cut scenes. Combining money making and upgrading of your vehicles as well as side jobs and food finding and awesome boss fights coupled with explorative gameplay all wrapped up in one package a complete feeling package something akin to say Diddy Kong Racing in it's look and feel with the characters and the hovercraft animation but a lot lot more than that because it's a full game with real depth and character work and it all just works. The hand to hand fighting and driving mechanics are great, I am using an old Ouya bluetooth gamepad via Steam using Steam Input I have turned down the mouse sensitivity to zero and in doing this you have a full console like experience with the game, it's just a truly amazing game fit for all ages children and adults. The amount of detail is astounding your environments are pretty and I'm just taken back to being a kid again by playing this, it's an honor and a privelage to play every second of it, it's fun even when shopping for upgrades it has a thematic across all aspects of play and interaction and it just gives you one of the finest experiences you can get in gaming. Yes it's aimed at a younger audience primarily but even adults are going to love this, it's just extremely creative and there's a visual a unique twist on every interactivity and control eg. using a MD disc player console to save even the inventory menu is intuitive and the characters are truly unforgetable their lines are funny all the way through and everything all of it just works perfectly it gels and binds together to feel complete in every minute way, I can't beleive I haven't played it until now and you should absolutely play this game as soon as you can as you are missing pure gaming magic here.

1 gamers found this review helpful
Clunky Hero

Great Little Platformer Needs Attention

This is a great little platformer a lot of time and love has gone into making it it's visually impressive actually quite funny the humor is of a more adult context at times that you might find kids would ask what it meant and you'd not want to be having that conversation lol although for us adults it is funny here and there. I have laughed out loud not expecting those inuendos and it's comedy is in a parody context and not intended to be offensive it's light hearted comedy and parody. Overall this is just a really good game and is lots of fun to play, it has it's challenges a plenty although it has a bog standard evil kidnapper style story plot which is a predictable one it's still also a good one and it does explain why he's wearing a bucket and smacking enemies with a broom stick which is a relief lol, You'll find your self fighting creatures like orcs/frogs and humans all in that cartoon movie esque animated style whilst you rummage and collect items of use for almost every element you must use these to survive this applies to everything from your health to your weapons all of which can also be purchased using coins in shops dotted around the landscape. The game does have two flaws these are on ocassion as you walk against a wall to the far left or far right this will stick the character to the wall or stick the character to the spot he's then stood in like he is glued to the floor or walls, he is then unable to move left or right for some time which appears....? to auto correct it's self given time although it may be a result of keep pressing alternate directions or button mashing that fixes it I cannot tell? Which leads me to the second issue the developer has mapped the select button of all buttons to be the inventory controlling button, this will not work for third party controllers that do not have a menu button, and thus there is no way to map that select button to another button now without third party controller mapping tools as far as I was able to try changing it in the native gamepad mapper that is built in to the game, also the developer did not bother to put words in the button mapper menu to explain any any of the mapping options so it could do with some context to help with it. This game is an absolutely great effort and if those two issues I have mentioned are ever fixed? Then it would definitely be a superior game to what it is now. If theyare ever fixed I'd likely feel compelled to give it higher a score of 4.6 out of 5 otherwise a 3.9 to 4.0 maxmum score is what I'd give it as it stands unfixed.

Caveblazers

Awful Controller Support

I concur with user Smallestmouse that the controller support is abismal for this game I have tried two gamepads an Ouya controller with a 360 mimicking tool and a 8BitDo SN30 Pro neither work and the 8BitDo usually works for practiclly all gamepad games, meaning the controller compatability database for this game is likely aimed purely at a couple of gamepads of specific model type not alternate brands and that's a shame because the game looks fun and has a decent play time length to boot. I'll keep an eye out incase isupport is ever added in the future but the gamepad support absolutely needs a huge overhaul it's costing sales as I my self had to refund it. because I don't use keyboard and mouse when I game and the same will be said for many.

1 gamers found this review helpful
Jet Kave Adventure

High Quality Platforming Fun

High detail animation a giant club and a jetpack are mixed together with comedic humor in this brilliant adventure platformer that provides a little extra effort in it's build than most normally do, the attention to detail is phenomenal the sceneary artworks are really quite beautiful and the music complements every part of the game exactly how it should, it's a fun pick up and play game anyone can enjoy. It's quite difficult in places but it is a charming little game with a lot of time and effort put into it, it will make an excellent addition to anyone's collection, it has a kind of Chuck Rock games vibe but in modern animated movie style with a futuristic jetpack for burst jump that can also aid in short flight and help you in smashing through walls etc, There's a futuristic story element which is a little odd but acceptable as it explains this jetpack away, any way it's loads of fun and it is suitable for any age as it's not taking the look of the monsters to seriously so kids should be ok playing it to. Gamepads are supported extremely well with bluetooth pads being detected very well to.

Outcast - Second Contact

EPIC On A Budget

What Outcast Second Contact tries to convey is a feeling of grand scale and epic-ness with the use of itt's excellent cinematic music, in fact the music is absolutely amazing a very well polished soundtrack that gives this game a kind of Star Wars vibe where it meets a little bit of Startgate plagurism, and yet it is far from both franchises enough so that it is completely it's own game set within it's very own universe. Yes it has a now outdated feel and yes it has it's laughable moments with some voice acting and scripting and yes the torso of your character moves fluidly almost human like whilst his legs seem look like a rigid mech or robot motion lol. I think a patch to fix that to appear more rotary action rather than bo-legged and rigid would transform this game and people's immediate perception, it would bring a feel of brand new whole game as apposed to a remastered upscale. The same could be said for the Freedom Fighters game that to suffers the same familiar issue, it's the only graphical flaw I consider requires actual attention for Outcast Second Contact. But this game is really something to behold... in some ways it breaks a lot of the traditions of the run gun shoot done third person games of modern times, it attempts to put you inside of the story of the game it's more like playing a movie tie in from a movie that never was made.... but a good movie tie in game not a bad one. This really needs a total and complete remake a top to bottom re-development is where this would be at it's finest, and an actual movie for it would be cool or a trilogy/franchise lol. Gamepad support for bluetooth gamepads and other pads is a no go without using a third party mapping tool, but this game is worth some play time and exploration because it's so uniquely awesome despite any flaws it has all of which can be forgiven in an instant for the sheer effort and the expanse of this games triumphs vs it's minor flaws, it's amazing just how good and cinematic the soundtrack is and the game is worth it just to hear it because that soundtrack is art in music form and so is it's environments they look amazing grand and spectacular landscape vistas and epic music gives it a grandios feel that's like a movie epic.

1 gamers found this review helpful
Sapo 3D

Sapo 3D Really Is A Great Little Game

There's just the right balance of frustration to keep you coming back for more whilst still throwing you a challenge, it's a great little game that seems to pay homage to the basic platformers of the 90s and makes a very welcome change to all those bloated extra high graphics games out there. This one is 100% family friendly to and has excellent controller support wired and bluetooth controllers are supported. Just an excellent game I'd love to see a progression with a second installment or a spin off with Sapo 3D, it's both soothing as well as a pleasure to play.

4 gamers found this review helpful