I am pretty sure the main character is the computer system itself, freeing itself from the confines of the prison the military made for it. But A God Am I.
Okay, but terribly arbitrary. It required too much random guessing as to what was and was not in the game, and some of the icons showed in the introduction aren't actually in the game.
This game is a pretty decent puzzle game. It starts out ridiculously easy, and there are a few levels here and there which are very unchallenging, but especially later on there are a lot of cool things to do.
Fun game, though being able to pay with gems for the abilities is something of a cop out as it is far easier than completing most of the challenges. Even so, a very enjoyable game, and just about the right length.
The walkthrough is far from optimal, I might add; I have gotten 107 diamonds on just Level Pack A, whereas the walkthrough gives you a mere 63. A lot of its set ups are far from optimal.
Another cool simplistic game with an interesting concept, it is surprisingly difficult to beat it in under 3:40 (though I managed to do so, by 8 seconds now). These games are subversions of the genre, and are rather entertaining for it, though there is obviously only so much to them.
The feel of the game is very good. Sadly, the puzzles themselves are rather lacking, being mostly very simplistic, with none requiring much thought. The music is excellent and the story is well done.
An alright game. Achievements would be nice, obviously, but the game is okay, though it is very simplistic. It has a certain amount of gameplay to it which keeps you playing for aw hile, though once you reach deep space it stops being as cool as there doesn't seem to be anything above that.
Mediocre game. While driving around and dodging traffic is okay, it really lacks that special something to make it cool. As-is, pretty straightforward and rather dull due to the repetition.
This isn't really a game, and it isn't fun, either. There is no complexity whatsoever to the "puzzles", and there is no gameplay. The worst game I've ever played to win a card.
Okay, but somewhat too arbitrary at times even for a platform hell game.
Also, you can still die after you've completed a level, and it sends you back to the start of the level (not even back to the checkpoint) - this is clearly a bug.
Wolverinero79, the floor you're on is displayed on the screen. You don't actually reach floor 5, 10, 15, ect. until the door is most of the way to the bottom (you can tell you're on the right floor by reading the floor number display, obviously).
I"ve noticed that survival mode doesn't seem to save your progress when you bank gems, though; if you die, you still lose everything, it seems.
An okay but not amazing game. Somewhat laggy on my (old) computer for no apparent reason even on low setting, and extremely laggy on the bosses.
Overall, an okay game, but rather repetitive, and the optimal strategy is pretty dull.
An enjoyable game, but I've had it freeze on me a couple times while playing it, which is annoying. The voice acting is quite good though, I'm enjoying it.
This game sucks and should not have been featured, let alone given a card. It is TERRIBLE. It is tedious, full of typos and poor spelling, very buggy, and just not good. Some of the achievements in-game (not the badges, but in-game achievements) don't even work (such as the commander of the enforcers achievement).
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