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Ball x Pit Review

Ball X Pit Review

Ball X Pit is a pretty creative rogue-lite that takes the old school concept of Break Out and puts an interesting spin on it. On the surface, it’s pretty simple, block shaped enemies descend from the top of the screen and you shoot balls to destroy them. What makes the game interesting is the array of special balls and upgrades you get and how you combine them. You have everything from fireballs, balls that shoot lasers, and balls that shoot other balls, if you can think of a ball, it’s probably here.

Rack and Slay Review

Rack and Slay Review

Rack and Slay is a physics-focused rogue-lite that pockets the concept of Billiards to use in its own unique way. The core of Rack and Slay is quite simple. You have a limited number of shots in each level to eliminate the other balls. The catch is, that the other Billiard balls are monsters, and the levels are a hodge-podge of holes, obstacles, and hazards.

Hardspace Shipbreaker Review

Hardspace Shipbreaker Review

Hardspace Shipbreaker falls under the category of a game that essentially emulates a job that would be horrible in real life, but is for some reason fun to play. As a kid, adults could not fathom why I was playing Harvest Moon, a game about growing crops and taking care of farm animals. I had no explanation to give in return. I sometimes feel that way about Shipbreaker as well, and it’s literally my job to explain why I enjoy games.

Kaiju Wars Review

Kaiju Wars Review

Have you ever looked at Godzilla or King Kong and thought to yourself. “I wanna fight that?” Well then, it’s you’re lucky day. In Kaiju Wars, you are attempting to stop giant monsters from destroying the city. I say attempt because even when you “win” most of the buildings will look like an angry toddler’s box of lego.