The game is fun. The game is addictive. It provides the basic criteria of what a game should be, and takes us back to a time when all we had were lines and light to develop programmer game.
Phoning Home doesn’t play out like your typical survival game. Instead, it carries a deeper storyline and game dynamic.
Whether you’re playing quietly in single player mode, shouting and laughing with a friend, or shouting in frustration at a stranger, you’re bound to find something to enjoy with Shift Happens.
Bear With Me: Episode Two has finally landed, and while it isn’t the end of the adventures of Amber and Ted E. Bear, it adds quite a bit to the overall plot and mystery.
There’s a lot to be learned from this first chapter, but I’m excited to see where it’s heading, especially after the ‘incomplete’ ending.
Although there are some great moments and uniqueness to Siegecraft Commander, it isn't without a few weaknesses.
That said, Outbreak is worth a few hours of your time on a weekend, but, for me, not enough to convince me to spend a lot more time online in the community coming back weekend after weekend.