(Impressions) Panzer Arena
Aside from being fun, Panzer Arena makes me feel like I’m playing with my military Micro Machines again.
Read moreAside from being fun, Panzer Arena makes me feel like I’m playing with my military Micro Machines again.
Read moreThere is a fair bit of use to the time-stopping ability that stops it from feeling like a gimmick and I’m happy to see they struck that note just right.
Read moreMaybe it’s the “pixelated Metroidvania” aspect of the game, but I felt right at home.
Read moreYou don’t need to be familiar with the classic Rampart game (even though you should), you just need to have a desire for fun while blowing things up.
Read more I know I haven’t posted anything lately and that’s because I’ve been putting my efforts into my own game.
Read more“… wherever you are, whoever’s face your blade meets, it’s still a joy to kill all of the things and that fact helps me gloss over a lot of the issues I have with the game.”
Read moreDriven Out’s demo needs to be game length because I want more now!
Read moreSo much explosive fun to be had here!
Read moreI love the aesthetics, but hate the barbed wire. If you’re up for a platforming challenge… here you go!
Read moreWhat’s this sorcery? A hard-ish platformer I can finish? Check out this game that doesn’t leave a bruise where it kicks you!
Read moreElement: Space delivers where a few others haven’t in the same genre. With a good narrative and good looking aesthetics (and checkpoints), I think we’ve got a winner here.
Read moreWhat is here is impressive and if the whole game holds up what this first chapter has built, it’s going to be an awesome ride.
Read moreWhat’s better than robots? Robots that fight each other of course!
Read moreIn the grim dark future, there is only loot. To get said loot, one must travel through dungeons and reek chaos and death up on evil baddies until you beat the loot out of them! This seems about right.
Read moreAs with all good things, there’s almost always a down-side to them.
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