Recent reviews by undoctrl

The Answer to 1984

Become the digital Walter White by combining elements to build towards compounds in this unique matching game. Manipulate the elemental cylinder and BREAK GOOD.

Pros:
+ Interesting way to briefly come across dangerous compounds without the immediate risk of death
+ Easily playable in short sessions casually when time is limited
+ Long term completion goals to keep the player coming back over time
+ Gets addictive trying to intently focus on matching more complex compounds as the game progresses
+ Offers additional ways to manipulate matching, per the player's preference

Cons:
- Can be disorienting at first to get a full understanding of simplistic/clunky UI and 4-viewed perspective of the “elemental wheel”
- Has a sense of tediousness long term. This is less of an issue of the game that is presented, but more about that the mileage goes far keeping the same basic mechanics

OVERALL: A quite enjoyable chemically based matching game. After getting acquainted and comfortable with the interface, the groove of mating so many unique compounds becomes very satisfying. Unique enough in its own approach to easily have my recommendation!

Dagon is an interactive VR experience that retells H.P. Lovecraft's story of the same name. It is a disturbingly beautiful rendition that is sure to please fans of the original story and newcomers alike. Short ~30 min experience.

Another game in the Deep Space Waifu series that continues the trend of shooting the clothing off waifus in space. Simple but enjoyable...

An eternally classic and genre defining Immersive Sim. Essentially, Deus Ex is an FPS with elements of RPG, player choice, and exploration with deep moral and philosophical repercussions.

"A BOMB?!" of an adventure...

One of the first PC games I ever played, and still my overall favorite LucasArts classic. Now with modern graphics. You can't beat this!

This version of Counter-Strike aims to unify the Counter-Strike 1.6 and Counter-Strike: Source fans into a new iteration of the classic First Person Shooter. The casual mode is, while fun most of the time, a bit lacking in meaning to any halfway serious gamer. The competitive (classic ranked matchmaking) mode is extremely competitive, with most players simply looking to rank up at any cost, or simply not rank down at worst. Hackers and smurfers run fairly rampant in competitive, and can be a large deterrent to serous legit players. The game is updated fairly often, with new operation map packs available perhaps twice a year, carrying with them the added excitement of new skins for weapons in the game.

Overall the game is a blast, whether you just enjoy FPS's to shoot things, or create an elite team capable of conquering the world.

EDIT: Now that CS:GO is free, hacking and cheating has infested matchmaking, so beware.