Recent reviews by Razorkiller

More jokes and more comic gags for Strong Bad.
Join him as he wonders through the ruse of The King of Town foolery and tax evading.
Then reuniting friends and alliances to fight that- tax or the king...
In any case you get to have a sweet fight in the end and all returning back to same shenanigans.

No.

I could understand if this was a test branch but a lot of these ideas and puzzles feel very obscurely unwell. Not even perfectly executed. This feels incredibly untested even from a single person. If this gets more time and polish then I'd accept it but we're talking about how puzzles are incredibly dull and thrice short since nine chapters consist of very linear level design and bad sense of direction. What gives away that this mod is gonna be poor is that in not a single Portal franchise or series you can manually break windows or glass panels without the use of environmental hazards, instead it uses Half-Life 2 logic to break things with props. This is the wrong formula and concept execution in a wrong mod.

If you want a piece of media that's lost in time and didn't succeed to what it originally intended to be next to Garry's Mod. JBMod is one of them. It's old and it's nifty. It's not rubbish by all means, it has its own sandbox-esque looks. Just very dated, that's all. Yeah... there's not much content to go about and that's mainly the only issue this mod goes around. I get that this is shunned by Garry's Mod or other Half-Life slash Source engine packed sandboxes but it is there.
So I wouldn't consider this being a terrible take, it does give some history to be preserved that this exists so you can give this a shot.

Adds more fun filler super duper awesomeness to the series of Homestar Runner.
Also a fair start too if you wanna get to know the characters in a simple format of episodic series from the hands and love of TellTale. Just shame due to issues these series are only obtainable outside of the black market but it is some sacrifice to be made or to be pirated down. But it's definitely fun and engaging to play around here and there. With lots of interactions, items and unlockables to obtain for quirky achievements.
Oh and in this episode you simply try to ruin Homestar's life and then fixing it, too much effort for Strong Bad!

Trust issues with your best mates 101

It's okay. I wanna say for a simple solitaire game it does have that oldschool charm to it where 2000's and 2010's brewed lots of filler craze games that were addicting for PC games.
Although my complaint would be that you are a bit forced to use literally all of your Joker cards which forces you to restart a round multiple dozens of times before going on a streak. And this is all for last hard levels, I wouldn't say much since I know it is a Solitaire game and it's hard to code a proper randomizer but even with power-ups it still felt a bit weak with the chances. But that's my only sole complaint really.
Everything else was decent and straightforwardly executed.

Comes with a Survivor with okay perks.
With a very badly designed map to this day that never aged well since main building and sides can be connected too well for
Survivors to run along.
And this Killer. I don't like this Killer's chase music. Very headache inducing.
When the Killer was released you were able to "headshot" just like the Huntress, meaning you have to be far away for this to register which was very common regardless since aiming this Killer back then had no cooldown on using iron sights. Thus headshot mechanism was turned into ultra-rare add-on instead later on.
Now just another ranged boring Killer. If you try to struggle away when shot by the harpoon gun it takes million years to do and this mechanism is bugged which yet to be fixed. And only Rusty Chains add-on is the most fairest thing you can have.
Deathslinger is just designed to reach certain places and drag Survivors closer to you from certain choke-points. Which is OK. But I promise you this is way more annoying to deal with on both sides.
Killer's perks also didn't age well. Either became too annoying or too mediocre.

New ridiculously and badly designed map.
Survivor with meh perks, more to come!

Killer? Killer is something out of an extremely bored developer's mind that was brought to this game. Piles of bodies and bones combined together to even breathe. Its power is all about against lockers and locker teleportation. I mean, yeah that's it. If the Killer does enough work then the Dredge itself can make both yours and Survivors' POV being dark as hell. Which is not the greatest feature but still annoying to go around. And I love hearing those screams while in such transition like I'm in an airplane and all seats are covered with kids screaming into my ears.
I don't know, it's not a great addition but it's there. It's just locker management for both sides.

Another Survivor to the table from the Alan Wake franchise. Another doll that can talk.

Perks are very e h. That's it.

More like the Spark of Annoyance? HAH, get it?
This DLC would bring in new map that still has an identity crisis. Another Survivor with overused exhaustion perk and another for the dollhouse.
Thus the Killer was used plentiful due to having easiest bloodpoint gaining at the time. And kinda helped at its date of being to stop Survivors from vaulting like five steps away from pallets or windows. Doctor was sure having its moment but its either that or add-ons didn't age well and neither they do now. At this point the grace has fallen to its knees and that only existing M1 attack and shock spam turned into weaker and much delayed shocks that still do same premise. So nothing changed much other than adding boring shock blast which is more of like "WHERE ARE YOU?" alt. power. Still can be countered inside lockers and you don't scream there. But once shocked until tier 3, you cannot use items or interact on healing or repairs so have to get out of that stage for a few seconds whilst doing skill checks. This Killer brought nothing but very mundane things and not much to go over.