Recent reviews by Slaiiz

Holy crap! What an experience!!

Took the elevator during the tutorial and fell under the ground.
Great way to start the game.

Further on, I gave it another try and once again fell deep down the whole map, I think I've made my point.

Aside from that I appreciate the detail and atmosphere brought to the NeuroGen mission but I'm definitely not convinced into buying the game in its current state, nor anytime soon as this game falls in the "forever early alpha" category.

But wait I'm not done yet, not every map seem to function as expected, in particular NeuroGen which occasionally 'forgets' to spawn an item that is critical to the completion of the mission. Now that's a real shame because nevertheless, I'm gonna' have to admit it's one freakin' immersive mission which I really do like for its atmosphere... and it does not work! Did it even work once in the first place? I canot tell you.

Space Engineers, it's a game about cooperatively building the most badass (war) vessel and then ramming it at your foes' floating dumpster just before laughing at their misfortune when they realize you weren't jokin' at all until they go spess war (multiplayer and gunfights soon to be implemented) and brutalize your whole crew.

Until that very time comes (oh I'm so waiting for it), you're given the possibilty to experiment with the world and a bunch of pre-built (made out of actual blocks) ships, mess with the on-board terminals and make dem lights flicker.

This game sounds like a good investment for its price until a more complete release, so make it quick, support the game!

EDIT : Nothing more than a hyped game.

This game is an incredibly remarkable "space simulator" which focuses on strategy and puts you in the seat of the captain of your cruiser.

While permanent death might shock a couple of players, the idea that every game is different, that any interaction as well as the whole map are randomized at the beginning makes you forget about it and focus more on the fun that is restarting a new character, really.

In this game, you are required to flee away from the Rebels, a whole army wanting your death because of you carrying vital informations that you must protect at all costs.

To help you with this task, you have got entire control over your ship to decide where to reroute your spare energy, whether it will be more on weapons or shields, or internal systems such as the medical bay, the engine of your cruiser...
You may sometimes require to syphon your ship off its oxygen to slow down or kill intruders attempting to take over the situation.

Taking place 200 years later after Portal, Portal 2 puts you once again into Chell's body. After a (very) long sleep in a relaxation chamber, you wake up in that same place and discover a new friend. Here begins another story starring you, GlaDOS and that unknown friend.

-Single-player
-Multi-player (2 players)
-Cross-platform support (PC/Mac players can play with PS3 players and vice-versa)
-Authoring Tools

Got bored quickly.

Welcome to Aperture Science, the direct concurrent to Black Mesa.
During this test, the only way to survive is *buggy* toooo... aoskdadz *normal* use the given Handheld Portal Device through the test chambers. If you manage not to drow in *buggy* azffmlffdgddd *normal* toxic substance, not to meet a perfectly harmless turret, not to get squished by a dynamic door device, you will be rewarded with a tasty cake...

Come on, Chell.

After a failed experiment at Horzine Biotech, people were turned to mutants-zombies, also known as zeds. The good observers will notice that the choppers keep crashing for reasons I'm not able to explain yet.

Your goal is to cooperate with your teammates during a defined number of waves in which each wave will hardener the difficulty until you get to the last wave, the one where you meet the infamous patriarch, your last zed.

This game supports single & multiplayer modes up to (from mind) 50 players, a real mess. It is well populated, you won't ever be alone.

The next-gen version of the famous team-based FPS, this time inheriting the Source Engine is probably one of the most played first-person shooter games on the Steam platform.

You're given the choice to pick one of the competing teams, namely the RED (for Reliable Excavation Demolition) and the BLU (for Builders League United) teams.

9 classes are currently available, all with their own + & -.