Recent reviews by NotNamingNames

BING BONG

Continuously updated by the developers free of charge, with the game becoming completely new 3 times since I originally bought it. Expansive worlds populated with items, enemies and general intrigue. Great game to play with friends, made especially easier with Steam multiplayer. Currently, I have paid 2 cent for every hour I have played this game. Great value, great game, pick it up.

Really can't recommend it for its current price. While the game is fun and the mechanic is something very unique, it is just over 2 hours long, even at the leisurely pace I was playing at. It is not particularly challenging, with no level taking me over 10 tries to complete. Also, a game this simple has no excuse for running this slow, with the frame rate dropping to 10fps at times on a GTX 970. I will say that I enjoyed the game, but there is no way I would have paid the price they are asking for it. If it's below €10, go right ahead. Otherwise, it's not good value.

Haven't stopped thinking about it since I finished it. Can't imagine I will any time soon.

Was tasked with rescuing five hostages. Used a boost-powered garbage truck to drive top speed through the building, killing three. Piled the remaining two into the truck and reversed out the way I came. True environmental destruction, unlike any other I've ever seen.

Picked up the game from the Humble Bundle Store for 56 cent. A good hour and a half in the game with some very good digs at the gaming industry and game mechanics themselves. Would recommend it for the few laughs it gives and the game itself is pretty fun. If you're going to pick it up, pick it up there. It's $3 there, which'll save you a few precious cent.

Honestly one of my favourite games. Yeah, the story has no great shakes and the writing isn't exactly stellar, but the game is so dedicated to giving the player a fun time that it doesn't matter. Stuck in a casino/mall with a plethora of items you can use to kill the thousands of zombies, ranging from an electrified wheelchair to a foam finger, the game offers up some great bosses and memorable moments. Time is limited throughout the game, adding a sense of urgency to get everything done as soon as possible. It really is a fantastic game, but like its predecessor, it's gotta be played right.

A game woven around a story. As with any choice-based game, the choices only do so much, with most of them only taking minor effect and resulting in the same ending. However, the little gameplay flaws are completely overshadowed by the phenomenal story and well-written characters in the game. Really couldn't recommend this enough, a shining example in favour of the "Video games are a form of art" debate.

You've heard all the recommendations already but they are not exaggerating. Truly an amazing game with a story that matches and even exceeds the original's. Didn't think they could do it again but I was proven sorely wrong. Good replay value too. It's one of those games you play the second time around and pick up things you couldn't have before. Listen up at the end, although brilliant, it can be a lot to take in at once.