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Blood soaked and unapologetic. Tits and guts thrown into your face and you either pull back appalled or grin and laugh it off. Splatter house rips the 2D horror fest of the 80's and slaps it into the processed quantity that is contemporary gaming. This is horror in the sense that everything bleeds profusely and nothing dies less it's vital organs be splayed across the walls like some overwrought tapestry. You are a…
Dyad provides a distinctly dualistic experience. The core mechanic of "hooking" matching pairs of "enemies" aside, Dyad periodically crosses the boundary between simple and incomprehensible. Crystalline and distorted. Beautiful and unsettling. Calming and nerve racking. When one explains the actual demands placed upon the player it could sound disappointingly simple to an interested party, especially after having…
This action-platformer takes some of the best mechanics known to developers and adds in a level of story and character that has rarely been matched in the history of interactive media. First of all is the story. Comical to no end and filled with instantly memorable characters, the desire to get to the next sequence and see the next piece of the scenery or hear the next quotable piece of dialogue. Level design is…
First off, full disclosure, I have not yet finished Legend of Fae, currently at level 32 of 50. I kind of just want to get a review out in consideration that this game has no coverage that I am aware of, besides being featured on steam. That being said, this game has a pretty good hold on me. Alright, let's see if I can adequately explain the basics of the game play. The core mechanic is a match 3 puzzle game (…
