Silly toy mayhem with explosive outcomes. RNG swings hard, but every unexpected moment feels fun and absurd.

The realism from frontline lessons shows in flight handling and mission depth. Not always intuitive, but the tension makes it worthwhile.

Cooking Simulator captures the multitasking madness of real kitchens. Some controls feel stiff, but service wins feel satisfying.

A solid puzzle experience focused on logic and timing. It can be frustrating, but never feels unfair.

Resource scarcity forces clever play. Inventory system feels dated, yet the tension of running low on supplies makes every ammo clip count.

Smashing bones and crushing beast skulls never felt this satisfying in budget games. Needs more polish, but heart is there.

The moment-to-moment action is fantastic. Loved the atmosphere and variety. Some side effects are too punishing, yet still fun to experiment with.

The art-design reminded me of high-budget sci-fi. The budget quirks showed in (rare) animation stutters.

Wish co-op existed because screaming with friends would be legendary. Solo still gives adrenaline.

Survivor recruitment adds personality. NPC interactions feel a little shallow now, but promise is there.