Recent reviews by mihkel

The intro, which spans a minute and a half, took 7 minutes for me as it kept waiting to render and load parts of the world as we flew across it.

The gameplay froze every few minutes for a few seconds and audio completely cutting out was normal.

I didn't understand that the space bar's icon was the bottom half of a rectangle on top of a normal key, leading me to believe most of the popup key binds weren't binded to anything (because there wasn't anything there).

The AI in this game is abysmal - one of my NPC teammates ran past the first lieutenant guy we had to interrogate and crouched next to him. Absolutely no reaction and the guy jsut kept talking on the phone. While yelling at him, this pleb sitting in the watchtower didn't give a rat's ass and I shot him after the whole ordeal.
The rest of the mission was decent, I took the truck down some slopes without exploding and saved Amaru and finished the mission.

But that struck a chord in me, because I know there are a lot more bad guys to kill, and the missions are all going to be the same. So with that in mind, I wouldn't think about buying this for the "story".

Also, how the ♥♥♥♥ does sync shooting work?

they misspelled dying as "dieing" and when you die you don't respawn period.
even if it's the future with alien technology
also aliens drop bows and axes
10/10 don't buy

I ran the game at 6 fps because all graphics settings were too intense for my computer

10/10 screenshot slideshow presentation

Spacecom: A Beta Review

Playing this game for at least 8 of my 9 hours, I thoroughly enjoyed it. The idea behind the game is to simply build and conquer, either destroying the enemy or invading them with the three different units in the game. Gameplay can be slow at times, going through the motions if you would, but at times of getting rushed by 3 AI on expert it gets pretty fast (and upsetting.) The artwork for this game is very simplistic. In general, most or all of the art is 2D but since the game is played through an eagle's eye view, moving around gives the game dimension.

While playing, bots/AI were either very easy after the first few times to extremely obnoxious. It took me a while to figure out the strategy of the bots in each difficulty, but after around 3-4 matches you could understand how to beat them fast.

Mulitplay was the trickier bit for me. As of now, I've played 7 matches online, but dropping out for a total of 3 of them. The 4 games that were actually played were fun considering I knew I was against another person. The only recommendation I would ask for multiplayer is some kind of reconnect timer (such as DotA 2's 5 minute until it's safe to leave or StarCraft 2's minute timer) since beta still has issues in servers.

Overall, fun game, pretty simple to grasp, PLENTY of strategies to find out.

moldy bottled water
canada sure is different