BretonSG's Comments

If you haven't tried it already: 1. Swap with a goon while jumping off a chasm 2. Swap a goon under a moving block 3. Swap a snowman on top of a goon 4. Swap a goon on top of another goon Fun facts: - Snowmen in this game are pretty much impervious to crushing damage and also weight a ton. - Anything that can die leaves a corpse behind as an obstacle.

Oh these zombies...going down from a love tap on my bumper, but surviving a full-on roasting from a jury-rigged jet engine...

Can't count the number of times I went out of my way to give the guards a couple more whacks on the head...Just to "reset the timer" XD.

Quite a polished affair that borrows some well-established concepts of TDs past, and does a swell job putting everything together into a single well-designed game. Much love to the soundtrack too, rousing and playful. 5/5.

Was that a shout-out to TheWeebl? Get on My Horse!

GEFREITER: "Sir, the enemy forces are all but gone, except for this tank that keeps going in circles while taking pot shots at our troops! Should we head out and engage it?" OBERSTLEUTNANT: "No! Stay in your positions! It's just ONE tank, I'm sure we'll get lucky sooner or later..."

Hmm, that mercenary chief bears more than a passing resemblance to Gendo Ikari from Neon Genesis Evangelion...

Is that new mail notification sampled from Syndicate Wars?

Fallout Tactics meets Space Hulk, nicely done.

Delightfully macabre.

Having your mind in the gutter is one thing, but wow, all that innuendo...

Oh the therapeutic gushes of joy as the bugs go squish...not to mention I'm spoilt for choice...5/5

"In Vietham, underground tunnels and guerilla tactics are so yesterday! Floating platforms where everyone and anyone can see you and launch you off the side are where it's at."

Novelty of the game mechanic does not last very long, I've got to say, but nice, polished little time waster nonetheless. Btw, love that you went in depth with the accessibility options. 4/5

Hmm... Maybe if I blast enough of the little critters into space I can start a self-sustaining cycle of bunnies procreating / getting fried by the sun to paint the sky pink...

Just in case anyone was wondering, the song sampled at the beginning of the background music is "Little Bitty Pretty One", an old gem popularized by Thurston Harris way back in 1957.

Quoted from the description: "...Game with over 600 voice-acted lines of dialogue!". Hope that tipped people off to possible longer loading times? But then again, some guys are just too cool to read game descriptions.

@superbendrbot Don't forget the Disney references.

One of the few and far between, a game with character! Everything meshes in well to tell a coherent and enjoyable story. 5/5 and faved.

I love what this alludes to. "Don't like the drugs but the drugs like me" comes to mind. It's a 5/5 from me.