Recent reviews by BulletNinja42

First TXR game I've played, not new to the style. Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift for PS2 was VERY similar.
Easy to play and understand racing game for beginners, nostalgic and competitive game for veterans. Super fun

Plenty of replayability. You'll get burnt out on the same maps far before you get to try every character, gun, difficulty, perk tree, etc.

I can't wait to pay for this. If this is full of micro transactions I would pay for those too.

TLDR Version:
Good gameplay, Solid storyline, Decent graphics, Pretty short but still worth the money though I'd suggest wait for it to go on sale for a few dollars off due to the length of it.

In depth version:
Let me start by saying this is a yes-ish recommendation. There are some key things that need to be said about this. First, it's not explicit what the audience is for this game. The graphics, dialogue, and actors diction make it seem like it should be for younger ages (6-12). Yet the puzzles, storyline (and theme of it), controls and gameplay all make it seem like it was made for a little bit older ages (15+). It also wasn't all that long. The time you see, 118 minutes, was 1 straight playthrough with minor amounts of messing around/exploring, about 45 seconds of graphical tweaking, and an average amount of deaths/failures. All this being said, I, at 19 years of age, can officially say I enjoyed this game. The gameplay was new enough to keep me entertained but not side tracked by the story. If you're a graphics junky, this may not be your game. Models and animations are somewhat lacking but this is an indie game and it wasn't the main focus (though the animations for your character were perfect! Couldn't have been done better). Overall, 8/10 on a professional scale, 9/10 on an indie scale.
** I should also note I got this on sale for $2.00.

I almost don't know how to put in words how good this game is. It's nothing relatively new (2D, Platformer, Survival, Drawn Graphics, Hardcore, etc), but the combination and follow-through is absolutely breathtaking. Just a quick list because I could write a 400 page book on how good this game is:
- Everything has an explanation and story behind it.
- Controls are easy yet effective and have ceased to get in my way yet.
- A TRUE story builder. You decide what happens next and that will determine the consequences (which are plenty).
- The visuals are perfect. They set the mood, allow for anyone to play at good FPS, and look great! I haven't seen this exact style done before.
- There's never nothing to do.
- Combat isn't necessary and CAN do more harm than good even if you win
- The system isn't set out to kill you like it seems most games are. If you need food, the chance is there that you'll get food (assuming you go to the right place)
- I really don't know what else to say. You need to get this game. I paid $20 for it and it is worth every cent if not more.

Don't waste your time. It's just another stupid KOS simulator.

Very enjoyable game. Those who say it's extremely confusing, didn't play the tutorials. Which you should almost always do considering some games give bonus currency or something for playing them through (wink wink, nudge nudge, devs ;)). With that said, there are some things that could/should be added/fixed. The devs have heard enough about the UI, I think they know it needs some patching. So glossing over that. There's almost no control over the helicopters (and I know they're adding joystick support, but not everyone has one). Vehicle part deletion; it's a serious pain the way it's set up. Wrapping this up, the game is still amazing. With one of the most in-depth vehicle creation systems out there combined with a good physics system, multiplayer/single player offers hours pleasure.

Let me start off by saying I'll GLADLY change this to a 'yes' recommendation in the future, if things change. But as it stands right now, you'd have to have a multi-thousand dollar gaming rig to be able to play it. Which is absurd. I payed a grand for my rig and this is about the only game I've ever had problems playing, despite its extremely basic textures and models. But other than that, there's 0 story (which is partially understandable for a survival, horror, sandbox, game, but even Rust has more of a story to it than this), and it's quite obviously an alpha because not all the models animate (for example the bike's tires don't spin). It's an Alpha, I get it. So I'm not saying don't buy the game it's terrible, I'm just saying it's not ready (or anywhere near) for release. But if you've got a multi-thousand dollar rig and a need to play a simplistic zombie survival game, go for it.

It's essentially a browser game. Steam put another browser game up in the store. Although it's fairly enjoyable, there's a bunch of things wrong with it. Starting with you lose all of your troops at the end of a battle whether they died or not. Oh yeah, and after 3 days of playing, my entire game was reset and now I have to restart. So basically don't play it. At all. Because any progress you make gets deleted in less than a week.

Coming from a 17 year old who finds PewDiePie annoying/stupid, this game is fantastic. 8/10.