33bits's Reviews
Convoy is an interesting mix of Faster Than Light and Mad Max that will offer some hours of fun to fans of the genre. Unfortunately, a certain lack of depth makes him stay on a remarkable attempt without further ado. Which is not a bad thing either.
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Cloudpunk is a title that puts all its efforts into its history, neglecting everything else. the narrative is worth it, since what counts is interesting and different, but if the gameplay had been enhanced in any way, the end result would be much more satisfactory.
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Dread Nautical is an exploration and survival adventure that, combining elements of strategy games, turn-based RPGs, and roguelites, create an interesting experience. It has its drawbacks, such as micro-management of survivors, or a certain repetitiveness, but they are still interesting, and the Lovecraftian story is a plus.
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Deep Space Rush is so simple and empty in its concept that it gets boring after a while. You have no incentive to devote long game sessions to it, no many more reasons to play it after a first contact. A missed opportunity to have done something more elaborate and appealing.
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PONG Quest is a curious and even interesting idea, but as important as having an ingenious idea is knowing how to carry it out. And in this game that is not achieved properly. It's always a pity that potential is wasted, although its single-player mode can offer hundreds of crazy games against the CPU, and its multiplayer mode can give some healthy laughs and good fights between human blades, despite not having much depth in this aspect either.
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A very simple game in its mechanics, so simple that only two buttons are used for everything. It doesn't deceive, it's fun and entertaining within its possibilities, but it doesn't have any playable depth and you can't get more out of it. Ideal for short games and nothing more.
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As an arcade game, Moving Out fulfills its objective of entertaining and amusing in a crazy scenario where physics is the main character, something that is enhanced when playing with more friends. The bad thing is that we don't have an online mode, something that given its multiplayer nature would have been very grateful
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Help Will Come Tomorrow is a solid survival game, but it's too simple. This doesn't mean it's easy, on the contrary; it can even be unfair at times. However, it is a well-written game, and its peculiar setting makes it a worthwhile rarity.
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Little Town Hero is a turn-based RPG with a very particular combat system similar to that of card games. The combat system is too dense and constantly evolving, but you get to master yourself with patience and planning a good strategy, it also feels quite fresh and innovative. It is a shame that it has only arrived in English and Japanese, because given the gender this can influence more than one user.
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Being an emergency operator is probably not as fun or exciting as this 112 Operator shows us, but luckily, at Jutsu Games they have not taken that into account when offering us this excellent game of units micromanagement. Also, we may end up sending a police car to arrest a thief who is breaking into our home, who can say no to that?
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Filament is a rather strange puzzle game, but with its own identity. Surrounding pillars is the basic action we'll do, even if it sounds weird that way. However, Filament is only suitable for the brave, since its difficulty can be really high.
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A little piece of video game history that comes back to life after several years of exclusivity, perhaps more than necessary. This new release also features exclusive content and visual enhancements that offer a pretty decent result by today's standards. It would be a real sin to ignore DOOM 64.
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Galaxy Warfighter appealed to a classic genre within the video game world when it was born on mobile phones. In his jump to more complex platforms he keeps too much of his original system and it shows. But he's capable of hooking you up with dozens of levels of decent shoot'em up, even though completing his hundred stages is another matter, and if you manage to do so, it will be with a huge sense of boredom and monotony.
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While Darksiders 3 is a good game, the changes it has undergone have not been exactly for the better. It's a far cry from previous games with an uninspired design and a combat system that does more harm than good. It's not quite up to par with the rest of the series.
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We have a great game in front of us that only some especially linear levels and some excessively long sections prevent it from being classified as a masterpiece. Still, a must for lovers of JRPGs in general, and Final Fantasy VII in particular.
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ARCADE FUZZ collects two games by brazilian indie developer Walter Romero, TTV3 and WARPZONE DRIFTER. Pure arcades that require extreme skill, ideal for fast and frantic games, but are not as refined as his star saga, UBERMOSH.
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Wanking simulator moves constantly between the limit of bad taste and fun, creating a mix of both concepts. It is not a great game, but it fulfills its objective of entertaining and disconnecting for a while with its different game modes.
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UBERMOSH: OMEGA is a twin stick shooter very difficult to qualify, as it is aimed at a very specific audience that has turned this Walter Machado saga into a cult franchise. Pure and frenetic arcade that hides more than it seems in its barely 90 seconds.
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Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy returns with a remaster for Switch and PlayStation 4. Following the footsteps of the successful Jedi Outcast and upgrade it in playability and gameplay balance, though Kyle Katarn's change for a random apprentice makes the game lose a little of charisma. A welcome remastering by all fans of the franchise, and one of the games that deserve to carry the words Star Wars in the title.
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The saying goes: big perfumes in small bottles. With its special and welcoming proposal, A Short Hike offers exploration, a stimulating environment, calm and a great charisma in its places, characters and situations. A simple-looking game that keeps a caring and loving engine under the hood of its experience of just over two hours, in a journey that many will want to extend and return in more moments, as happens with the special corners of our lives.
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