One of the most engaging and complex rhythm games i've ever played. Aside from some minor bugs, I fully support this and reccomend it.

Air Brawl's original intent was to create a strategic dogfighting game that rewarded a player for accuracy and control in flight, and it hit that intent right on target. The game's simple graphics may fool some, but the experience underneath is better than most flight-based games out there. The game lets you choose from (at the time of this review) 5 different planes, all of which can be customized and have unique abilites. When you get into a match and choose your plane, you're spawned in to what is virtually an extreme flight maze. Some maps may seem open ended and simple to navigate, but there is always a hidden passageway to fly through, or a series of crushers to navigate. The game overall is amazing, and left a good taste in my mouth for other games like this. Good job you guys!

Deceptively simple, insanely fast paced, and ultimately easy to pick up, comes Silver Dollar's One Finger Death Punch. The controls consist of left and right clicks from a mouse, which seems simple on the surface. As your game progresses on, your reflexes must get faster and more complex to survive the oncoming waves of enemies. All in all, although it is a simple game, it is a kickass one.

Bastion is a top down RPG/Hack and Slash game based around the so called "Bastion" which is the only hope of saving the world from the calamity. How does it work? You collect various cores around the world by venturing to different levels, and returning to the bastion as a kind of home base. As you traverse more of the world, more weapons become available to you, all of which are well balanced for any playstyle. This would be a fairly generic game if not for a single, vital piece of content in the game. The narrator. As you progress through your game, he will comment on things you do, how well you do them, and what weapons you're using. The entire game is an artistic wonder, using a more cartoony style for it's graphics. All of the game's asthetics come together wonderfully for a great experience. The only problem I have with this game is length. The game is extremely short, but the only thing that saves it is the prescence of New Game Plus after you complete the story once.

Entertaining and fun, terraria will have you entertained at every corner. The game is very well constructed to show that the general claim that it is just like minecraft can be proved false. The fighting is great, and can be tough at times. Especially when you get to the hardmod section of the game, you have to micromanage harder mobs, stopping the corruption, crimson, and hallow spreading, and trying to stay on top of your gear quality to defeat the newly buffed up bosses that obviously want to feast on flesh after you defeat their weaker forms pre hard mode.