Recent reviews by LunarRay

People say guns in video games make you violent. I say getting hurled off a cliff by a force field-toting Russian cyborg makes me violent.

There used to be a decent online vehicle combat game on steam. That was a few years ago, and Freejam ruined it. The vultures were pecking at the carcass of this game the moment they added regenerating health and low intelligence 5v5 gamemodes with respawn mechanics.

Dark Souls: The world is so full of death, every other thing is a zombie/demon trying to kill you.

Monster Hunter: The world is so full of life, every other thing is a dinosaur/dragon/godzilla trying to kill you.

Dragon

Riding A Hover Board


...100 of them.

GG.

Yes, Valve. I always wanted to own a virtual bullet hose that looked like an 80's arcade cabinet.

If you are looking for the ultimate modular multiplayer experience, look no farther. You have found it. This is likely my most played game of all time by a landslide. Being able to run and customise my own dedicated server is a massive plus in the matters of being able to toss disruptive players out, as well as developing a community with a common interest.

If someone can find the images for a card/board game, it can be remade here easily. Control is solid, even though it has physics. A true board game "emulator," a word that rhymes with this games only problem, the name. For the love of all things sacred, distance yourselves from the word "simulator."

Take the infamous "friend trolling" party game Mario Party, remove the mini-games, replace the item system with trading cards, and inject it with a hyper-cutesy anime art style. This insane mixture of a game is simple, yet one of the best games on Steam I have spent money on. The art style took some getting used to, and probably deters many a would-be buyer, but as a board sim, it shines in the department of sometimes giving outgunned players a chance to turn things around unlike most popular games. This element of luck presents more than one end result to a game, letting every player taste victory at least once in a while, and keeps me from becoming "that guy who plays too much."