Recent reviews by Puffin (•⌔• )

Really awesome demo, love that it takes elements of muse dash and adds more mechanics and hints at a really cool story mode. Can't wait to see this expanded with more music types and insight into what the story will evolve into. Art direction is really cool too, seems very promising.

Super funny, and fun game that reminds me of a title I absolutely adored years ago called Protect Me Knight. Red Rock Defencism is a colorful hybrid tower defense game with a colorful art style in which you have to protect your rocket being built (For the greater good of East Varnakia) from capitalist scum.

Build turrets, rocket launchers and hire conscripts and riflemen to help you fend off waves of enemies. Bribe officers for better goodies, and do it all with crazy poppy music blasting and a super colorful art style and funny characters. This was really a blast to play and is super chaotic and easy to pick up and play immediately. Will definitely be picking this up when it launches. Good job team!

If you like platformers, double jumping and a bit of collecting with some action combat- This game will absolutely scratch that itch. The visuals and sounds are top notch as well, with what seems to be a scifi world with a cool story that will develop. The goblin gal is a lot of fun with her cyborg arm and enhancements, the combat adds a lot to break up the platforming segments and there's some cool strategy involved with some enemies. In general there's a lot of personality in this world and characters.

The tease of the open world with stuff to do in it is super fun- With vendors, races and even an arena previewed.

The boss fight especially brings back memories of bosses that require you to think a little to defeat them. Really can't wait till this comes out! Also, exploding flamingos. Be careful of the exploding flamingos.

Oozes with style and basically feels like an 80's anime fever dream. If you're a fan of the Burnout series, this is the closest equivalent you'll get to playing a racing game that's an FPS- With each stage only granting a few seconds to complete it. You can tell the team had a ton of love with what they were making here. Highly recommended.

While the game takes a while to get going with a lot of tutorials, it gets a lot better as more mechanics are unlocked. While it seems like just a simple dodgeball game there are a decent amount of mechanics to mix things up. Character specific abilities, charging moves, charge throws and elemental attributes. This makes it more than just simple dodgeball.

There's a neat world to wander around in, some quests and busy work and a bit of a story to keep things moving along. Art style is colorful and appealing. About 5 hours in and the plot is opening up. It borrows some ideas from Pokemon for sure, including fighting for badges and the tournament system. Very fun and good in short bursts, and the game has a cool sense of humor.

A note to devs: Please add AI to the versus mode, it's rather lacking in features atm for solo players. Also you get stuck in versus mode atm and need to Alt+F4 to exit as there's no UI option to exit that mode.

Fun class based shooter game with a ton of potential! Like the classes so far (Big fan of the engineer Abigail) and am hoping to see how this game continues to evolve in it's early access form. The classes aren't as strictly defined as TF2 but there's enough there to feel familiar and jump in.

Had a great time playing with friends. Fadeout has been getting regular updates and new classes, which is nice. Devs are receptive to feedback as well, which is a plus.

Just a damn fun game. The gunplay is fantastic, love the MOBA like attachment of abilities to unique mercs that you unlock as well. I'm surprised more people aren't playing this game more but I put 40 hours into it without even realizing it. The matches are all objective based, so picking a good loadout of mercs is essential. The fact you can switch between 3 classes (Your loadout) during matches keeps this really fresh. Highly recommended tactical shooter.

As someone unfamiliar with the past of Masters of Orion and a newcomer to the series, I have to say that I've really enjoyed what I've played so far. It's basically Civilization in space, with very colorful and distinct races, exploration/combat/tech trees.

The main distinction is the overlying goal to reach Orion, a legendary planet populated by an advanced race. Other goals for victory are the typical ones we're used to..Diplomacy/Combat/Economy.

What struck me about the game is the amount of polish that went into it..I honestly had no idea Wargaming was developing this title and they've done a fantastic job fleshing out the world and giving distinct flavor to each race. Some are more keen to combat, others are more predisposed to economy, while a few are downright unpredictable and unstable.

The art and animation is fantastic. They even went so far as to add fully fleshed out space battles you can manually control with cinematic angles (Although auto resolve will be the solution 95% of the time). The dialogue with the races is really cool, and having to keep in mind the nuances of each race versus the planets you colonize also gives the game depth I haven't encountered before.

I've been having fun with it so far, but I do wish there was some campaign element. However, I've had a ton of fun creating my own narratives as my empires have prospered (And crumbled mostly) in this colorful scifi strategy title. Highly recommended.

Amazing piece of software, I mainly use it for 3d projection and texturing. Very intuitive, simple workflow that correlates well with any Photoshop package. I've put nearly 2000 hours into it and got way more than my moneys worth-It's one of those pieces of software I use daily while doing CSGO and Dota 2 workshop item production.

Incredibly powerful! Expanding into the baking software and modeling as we speak and it's pretty amazing how deep this program goes.