Recent reviews by Eviction Notice

Unfortunately, BAE2 is a step backwards from BAE. It is much of the same except there are fewer levels (under 30 minutes of gameplay), only white and black cubes (gone are the colors), no soundtrack at all (stripped of any music), and it has an annoying underwater effect that makes it not only hard to see, but causes considerable lag. There are absolutely no improvements in this version. Again, this is just another quick asset flip cash grab of the dev’s other games. The store description is copy/pasted directly from the Bitray store page, which is false advertising as there are only cubes in this game with no abilities.

BAE looks and plays like one of those free phone games that was never intended to be on the PC. Perhaps on a small touch screen phone with gloves on this may be somewhat challenging, but on a large screen monitor it’s just too simplistic to be much fun as the only gameplay is moving blocks around with a mouse.
The game also appears to be a rushed cash grab release where the dev took his semi-successful Bitray franchise and stripped out all of the interesting game mechanics to give us this abomination. Just the store page description alone appears to be a copy/paste of the Bitray description. This is false advertising as there are only cubes in this game with no abilities and a single sound track. Additionally, upon launching the game, the window title is labeled “SecondGameProject” – not even matching the game’s title. Just an obvious asset flip of this dev’s other game.

Jailbreak Russia is a re-skinned copy of the developer’s other flash game - Jailbreak Craft. I went through all choices and saw every animation\ending, which took less than 10 minutes. There just isn’t enough content to justify selling it as a complete game. Another +1 shovelware title for the next OtakuMaker bundle.

From The Sky is unfinished in every aspect. While the main characters appear to be original and hand drawn, everything else is a hastily thrown together asset-flip with different art styles. The sound effects also feel random and out of place. Even the background images do not properly repeat and have an obvious line where it is re-drawn. The game has story mode, but ironically there is no story at all - just a few repetitive levels where the portal at the end just takes the player back to the main menu. Each level feels exactly the same too, where the player dodges the same enemies that are just re skinned.
There was much more attention to detail on the store description than what was put into the actual game. In the end it doesn’t feel like a game at all, but more of a weekend project someone would share freely with family or close friends.

Fake dev with a Copy/Paste asset-flip.
Unity Asset template: https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/templates/packs/freaky-architect-65919

Fake dev with a Copy/Paste asset-flip.
Unity Asset template: https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/templates/roboproc-83576

Fake dev with a Copy/Paste asset-flip.
Unity Asset template: http://bloodcraft-dev.ru/2017/11/01/2d-obstacle-runners-starter-kit/

AI Dummy is a an asset-flip of a single map with Unreal starter content and the Crash Test Robot Dummy[www.unrealengine.com]
There just isn’t much content (even for early access) with only about 4 small puzzle rooms, which can all be completed in less than 5 minutes (see walkthrough video below.) The game attempts to drag out what little content it has by making the player watch the logo and intro cut scenes upon a game over with no way of skipping. The store page claims the game is 2/3 finished so the complete game would not be more than 10 minutes of actual gameplay. Note that there have not been any updates since its release in Nov 2017 and during this time Narko Games has released and published many other incomplete/short asset flip games.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkCnqPRB67I

Fake dev with a Copy/Paste asset-flip.
Unity Asset template: https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/templates/escape-horror-game-kit-71885
Dexion Games really messed up this time because the template is just a demo scene without any actual content. It just shows that they don't even look at what they are flipping.

Station 228 is yet another hastily thrown together GameGuru asset-flip from Narko Games. The level design is terrible as the player is only given a crowbar (for jokes I guess), yet there are numerous ammo pickups scattered throughout. There are only a handful of small maps, which are very easy and repetitive – run through a maze avoiding all enemies while picking up 2-3 keys and using on exit door. As a matter of fact it has a boss fight where you don’t fight it at all, but simply avoid him and grab keys located in two opposite positioned rooms of a short corridor.
The mazes are very easy and only took me a couple minutes – around 10-15 minutes of actual gameplay and another 5-10 minutes of loading screens. Worthless shovelware.