Recent reviews by Furrek

Yes, it's free to play, and yes, there's a lot of stuff to spend your money on. After playing for a while, the game seems rather fair and you can progress without farming or spending $$$. The erotic content is decent, and since Tower Defense games are my favorite, I'm sure I'll play it for a little bit longer.

Quickie: Fantasy Adventure is a short but amazing game. I love its aesthetics, and the animated scenes are well done. Such short games serve as a great showcase for what else you can expect from this developer, and it definitely pushes me towards buying and playing their other game. Good job!

It's just an average Match 3 game mixed with hidden object and serving food minigames, but there's nothing that will hook you for hours, to be honest. I thought it would be much more fun, but after playing it for about 30 minutes, I think I've had enough. Maybe if you are a hardcore fan of the genre, you'll dig it, but otherwise, I doubt you'll enjoy it.

Deathtrap Dungeon was the first game I wishlisted on Steam over a decade ago, and despite numerous sales, I only recently got my hands on it. The game works well on the Steam Deck, but be sure to configure your controls to play it properly. I believe there are some templates available for download, but I had to reconfigure them a bit for myself.

As for the game itself, it's one of those difficult games where any kind of progress you make, even just killing a single enemy or moving to another room, can be considered a huge success. Not necessarily because of the controls, which are only hard to grasp if you've never played games with tank controls. It's no more difficult than playing classic Tomb Raider or Resident Evil games.

If you don't mind the outdated visuals and want to play something that will test your skills, give this game a try. You'll die a lot in this game, but that's part of the fun.

I've owned the game for years, but only recently decided to give it a try. It's okayish, nothing exceptional or awesome for my taste, just an average roguelike deckbuilder. The game might have been more fun ten years ago when it first came out, but if you are a fan of the genre, you might enjoy it more than I did.

"It's time to kick gum and chew ass. And I'm all out of ass." - ♥♥♥♥ Kickem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAdVvfcZw04

But in all seriousness, Is Duke Nukem Forever a good game, or maybe it is a bad game? If you are wondering which one it is before buying it, there's a better and more fitting question to ask.

So, is Duke Nukem Forever a 10/10 game? It's not, and yet that's a good thing. You see, not all games need to be 10/10, and by that score, I mean a personal favorite that excels in everything. Not the sham 10/10 that's overused by many who score "good" games as 10/10 and "bad" games as 8/10.

In my opinion, it's a solid 7/10 game. It's a title that tried to combine every single less and more popular thing that was featured back then in the FPS genre, adding a lot of sexuality and vulgarity. And all of this works fine! It's different shooter, despite being linear, and it has many flaws. But it's that kind of game that, after finishing, you can agree was surprisingly pleasant to play. It wasn't revolutionary like Duke Nukem 3D, and it wasn't outstanding in pretty much anything. It just did a lot of things well.

If it had come out a few years earlier, maybe right now we could feel nostalgic about it. But as things are, it will just be known as that one entry in the franchise that took "Forever" to come out. This, the meme drawing board, nudity, and jokes in poor taste at which I laughed way too many times. I know I will replay it at some point, and I'll even beat the DLC campaign.

Those of you who plan to get the game, make sure you grab DNF while it's discounted, because it's not really worth the full price.

Maybe it's more fun if you've played Golden Axe Idol and Hypnosis Prison, but I haven't, so this game is rather boring without any great scenes or story. But hey, it's free to play, so you can give it a try yourself. It works well on Steam Deck.

When I read about this game, it seemed like a lot of fun and I wondered why there were literally no players. Because let's face it, a few players and an empty server list is pretty much dead for a multiplayer title. However, there's one big problem I had with LASERS. The game would actually be fun to play, even alone, if you didn't have to fix your camera every time you made a move. I played on the Steam Deck, because the game's VERIFIED, and the obstacles either get in the way and hide your character, or you get distracted by having to adjust the camera in the middle of overcoming the obstacle. The controls are terrible, and I found this to be a major reason why the game is "brutally hard". And unfun, unfortunately.

I played "Santa's Special Delivery" not knowing that the special delivery literally involved murdering a brown snake upon reaching your destination. As a result, I had a good laugh or two during the game. However, if you're not interested in filling chimneys with peanut butter, there's not much for you in this game.

Santa's Special Delivery reminds me of those old flash games, but this one is paid and not very cheap for just a few minutes of very simple fun. While the game is actually longer (I guess?), I doubt anyone will sit through the entire game without achievements, leaderboards, and the like. This may be a fun title to play around Christmas, but that's about it.

It's pretty good for a free game. Fork Parker's Holiday Profit Hike presents a solid challenge, making it enjoyable for those who appreciate this type of platformer. If you like to test your skills, you'll probably have a lot of fun with this game.