A disappointing and bland follow-up to one of the coolest FPS games of the last few years. This gets rid of all of the charming set dressing and "being Robocop" stuff that Rogue City did so well, turning it into an extremely linear and dull shooter with one arena after another. On top of that it has even worse performance issues than the previous game despite being almost entirely interior spaces, and extremely unwelcome sections where you play as characters other than Robocop. It's not completely without merit, but it is far inferior to the original game and you should not pay full price for it.

It's an FPS game where you can't jump, can't crouch, can barely even run. You're a walking metal tank and enemies just kinda jump in front of you and shoot you, so you take unavoidable damage until you shoot them back. The only way it could be a winner is if the Robocop vibes were on point. And folks, the Robocop vibes are on point. You're Robocop, doing cool Robocop stuff while the awesome Robocop music plays. It captures the essence of Robocop, both the character and the movies (1 and 2 anyway), so well. Absolutely worth it.

This is one of the first roguelites in a long time to really understand what made The Binding of Isaac good: lots of build variety and synergies that feel natural and good, build choices that are interesting, split paths and just a generally healthy amount of variety from run to run, but it doesn't have the awful "everything else" that Isaac does. A very good game and I can't wait for the full release.

Probably the coolest and most interesting of all the indie metroidvania games, using Spanish Catholicism as a heavy influence for its weird creepy Dark Souls style narrative and worldbuilding. It's challenging but not too brutal, the controls are tight and punchy, and the imagery and sound design is fantastic.

The environment is gorgeous, the sound design is spectacular and overall the vibes are immaculate. Plus when you get into some of the more pitched battles, it gets very thrilling. Overall the game is kind of grindy and aimless, and the DLCs feel pretty necessary to enjoy the game which is not great, but the setting and atmosphere keep me coming back for more.

It's Zelda Maker. It's exactly what you'd want out of a Zelda Maker.

This app doesn't actually *do* anything other than break down each individual game into its own tile. It's not any more convenient than just reading your damn steam library. If anything it's worse because you have to change your Discord stream between *every* game as opposed to simply every pack as before.

Not only a terrible and nonfunctional remastering effort, but they stole content from modders and added it in without crediting them or acknowledging them, and then lied about it. Reprehensible, dishonest trash.