Recent reviews by Drunk Tomato

Ulala is cool and good.

The best FPS/roguelite I've played so far. Simple concept, simple graphics, but full of fun replay value. Flashy but not TOO flashly. The vibe is kind of 80s, too, which is fun.

This is a great, short fable about an Inuit girl. The game is interspersed with "cultural insights", basically short video interviews with various Inuit people talking about their daily life and history. A very unique experience, slightly marred by some frustrating game design, but overall worth the journey.

This game is really hampered by its mechanics. The concept is good, and overall I had some fun, but the zombies aren't really fun to fight against. And many other games do this sort of thing much better.

Overall, this is a fine Hidden Object game. However, it is EXTREMELY padded with repetition. You have to find objects in each scene probably 10-15 times before you complete the game.

There is no story, which is fine in my opinion. And once you do complete all 25 levels, there is a nice ending sequence where you put your boat back together.

I have to say, they made the game about 4 times as long as it should have been. No one plays these games for the "value per dollar", do they?

I can already tell I'm going to spend a lot of time just chilling out and hangin' with the regal giraffe in Shu's garden.

This is a weird game, but it is delightfully cute and incredibly calming. Very well done.

Legitamately funny, and better than God of War.

Great arcade fun. I am a huge baseball fan (I literally bought a PS Vita just so I could play MLB The Show), and this scratches the itch on the PC. The graphics are cartoonie but great, and the gameplay is just plain fun.

The only realy negative is that there is no online multiplayer. Hopefully they can add it in future installments.

Classic bullethell game - in hell. Standard arcade fun, quick to play. I found the "normal" difficulty to be perfect - I was able to complete the game with only a little amount of trouble. Haven't tried multi yet, but I know it should be good times.

Legend of Dungeon is a rogue-like dungeon-crawler where you start with nothing but a sword, some apples, and a lantern, and descend through levels and levels of a procedurally generated dungeon. Along the way you collect hats to wear, new weapons to wield, spellbooks and potions and all sorts of other loot, making each playthrough a unique experience.

The game is really quick, simple, and addictive. It reminds me a lot of FTL in its pick-up-and-play gameplay. A cool feature is the ability to play local co-op with friends, but the game really does stand up on its own as well. The graphics are unique, but they grew on me. There's something about the lighting mixed with the music mixed with the simple sprites that gives everything a very awesome aesthetic.