Recent reviews by Jango

It's a fun game. The building system is pretty fun and unique, but killing the zombies gets repetitive after a while. There are for sure some moments of intensity, but after a while it just turns into mass zombie killing. Maybe wait a little bit longer for this game to have more content to buy.

What can I say about this game besides "I love it." I found the game by accident when GassyMexican and his friends were playing the game on Twitch super late at night. I did my own research, and immediately bought it. What makes Project Winter so great is the fact that it's a game of paranoia. It's an interactive version of Mafia/Town of Salem/Werewolf/Secret Hitler. The only downside is that some times it might be harder/take longer to find a full lobby, but when you do get a full lobby where everyone speaks English, it makes for a unique experience every time. It's also pretty bug-free with the exception of the beacons sometimes being unfixable meaning you basically lose by default.

This game is so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ over-the-top and I love it

Oh God. What the hell is that thing? Why is it consuming all of my Followers?

*Spawned in to The Cannibal Hunters scenario
*Fended for myself and my other 4 team mates for as long as possible
*Get knocked out and thrown in a prison cell
*Watches my unconsious friends get thrown in prison cells too
*Heals myself and begins picking lock to my prison cell
*Cannibals come and beat me unconscious
*Friends helplessly watch
*Cannibals kill me and take me to a fire pit and cook me

10/10 would hunt cannibals again

I'm ashamed to say that I own this game. It had a lot of promise, it had a lot of potential, but you know what happened? The devs got all the money from who sought the game would be a successful venture, and they spent all of it on stupid ♥♥♥♥. You know what that means now? The devs no longer have money to continue work on the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game, take it out of alpha, and ditch the whole project. The only reason they ditched the stupid ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game was because it already had a bad rep from previous reviews and they knew that no one was going to buy the game anymore. If you ask me, do not waste your money on this trashed game.

Kenny Gear Solid III: Feels Eater

Dungeon of the Endless. Man, what can I say about this game? This game by far one of the most addidcting games in my game library, BY FAR. First to begin, this game is early access, yet there are slim to none bugs that I have come across. This game is a rogue-like dungeon crawler game, which means, if you die, prepare to throw something at the wall. DotE has an astounding amount of features, for being in ALPHA. This game hasn't even made it into beta yet, and look at all the features it currently has. Now you may be debating on which pack of DotE you should buy, and you may be considering buying the Founder Pack, and if you are, then go for it. Firstly, look at the features they are promising you upon release with the Founder Pack. Secondly, you gain access to the G2G voting system on Amplitude's website (this voting system is to choose what should be put in the game next) and ultimately decides the outcome of the game upon full release. And on an end note, you get to be apart and amazing community. BUY THIS GAME!

What can I say about this game, other than it's a gem in the making. Firstly, to begin, the game has a lot of features already, and it's still in the first version of alpha. Yes, I know, there are A LOT of bugs and glitches, but that;s why they warn you. The atmosphere of the game is horrifying. If you start playing the game without watching any trailers to it (which of course you have seen every trailer by now), then you won't know what to expect. Your plane crashes, and the cannibals are hunting you from the gitgo. If you don't pull it together in time, they will get you, and they will kill you. The AI in The Forest is pretty advanced for just an alpha game. If they see you in a location building, and you attack one of them and/or kill one of them, they will leave for about 2 days, and you'll be thinking to yourself, "Hey, I think they get the message to ♥♥♥♥ off." And then they come back with an army when you least expect it.

Banished is a very productive game. It has the feel of Stronghold, without the enemies. You can start on 3 different difficulties, which start you off with a different amount of supplies depending on which difficulty you choose. Depending on your play style, it may be difficult to start off a good village, which adds a sense of challenge. Eventually, once you have a good source of food coming in and have a good population, all is well. I'd recommend this game to anyone who likes playing games requiring you to rise to greatness.