https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaCJeghaA3g&list=PLTj9drPC92M2iXZVy0bCpf02SUE8zLaKG Door Kickers is a top down tactical, turn based SWAT-style game. The game also allows for mods, and they provide the tools for player to generate new levels, adding to the already large amount of content the game contains and encouraging replay-ability. Each level includes stars to encourage proficient play, as well as challenges for the missions, which also encourages players to replay levels to try for better scores. The UI is basic click and drag, as you position your SWAT team members in each mission to try to immobilize the enemy. You cannot plan too far ahead, however, as the enemies randomize their patrol routes and pathing. The game also utilizes the restart function well, so that you can learn from mistakes and correct them. Weapons have a skill set, and individual players have skill sets as well, which gives the players a chance to customize the game to their preference. The different player abilities as well as the variety of weapons and their customi- zation are very well balanced. The abundance of variety in this game take away from any linear feel, as well as the randomization of the enemies. The game is very just, and at no time did I feel like my time was wasted. This game does everything that it set out to very well. I enjoyed my time playing this game, and can easily recommend it. This is a summary of what I talk about in the video, I am a YT'er not a Blogger Thanks for your viewership and support for more videos check click here. http://www.youtube.com/user/SocioPyscho
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvUNxN-Y-Sw&list=PLTj9drPC92M2iXZVy0bCpf02SUE8zLaKG Meridian: New World is a Real Time Strategy single player game. The music is very well done, and adds to the highs and lows of the combat and story. The graphics and the story combine beautifully to create a visual work of art. The level design is done quite well. The missions provide small variations with specific goals that breaks up any feeling of repetitive combat. What hurts this game is the lack of a proper tutorial; you are just thrown into the action without proper knowledge of the interface. As the levels get larger, and you have a larger army, you need to have tight control of your troops and a workable strategy with how you progress. The AI in this game is very poor, where sometimes a troop that you tell to hold position will decided to attack anyways, making any advanced strategy near impossible as you have to babysit your troops to make sure they don't go off on their own. It is extremely frustrating. The game suffers from many minor annoyances; I go into more detail in my video, but small things like not being able to bind to infantry barracks to one key, or not being able to build buildings if there is a troop in the way, and the continuous swarming of the enemy that doesn't seem to have a unit cap while you are limited by resources all add up to a not fun experience. The cost of troops to the amount of resources available in the game is unbalanced. Overall, I can't recommend this game due to the combination of so many small annoyances that all add up to a frustrating experience. The game doesn't respect you or your time, and isn't worth your money. This is a summary of what I talk about in the video, I am a YT'er not a Blogger Thanks for your viewership and support for more videos check click here. http://www.youtube.com/user/SocioPyscho
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ih15F7dvrwQ Mind Path to Thalamus is a narration based adventure game with a puzzle element. The game is artistically and graphically beautiful, and runs smoothly. The Thalumus in your brain affects sensory perception and motor functions, and that is reflected through the various levels. The levels are beautiful awe-inspiring landscapes. As you travel through the adventure, the distance between puzzles seem a bit large, but as this is an adventure game, one could argue this is necessary. The levels blend together seamlessly, and the puzzles offered a challenge. The story is revealed through narration as you progress through the game, and while I felt the voice didn't quite express the torment and emotional scarring of the character, the quality was excellent. I feel this game would best be appreciated by an adult, as it covers issues about life and death and challenges of living. The majority of the game has been an enjoyable experience. For the puzzles it offers and for the enjoyment it brings, I can recommend this game. For more details, see the linked video review, as this is a basic summary of what I cover in my video. Thanks for your viewership and support for more videos check click here. http://www.youtube.com/user/SocioPyscho
