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True Javelin, Stack It, and Endless Possession
Greetings everyone, it has been quite a long time since I have looked at any games on itch.io! I tried out three new games in total. True Javelin Developer: Split82 True Javelin throws you into the world of javelin throwing with a focus on precision and physics. It’s all about perfect timing and strategy to send that javelin flying farther each time. The minimalist design keeps things clean and focused, making every throw feel both challenging and rewarding. The game is pretty easy at first to get the hang of, although it takes some doing to actually be good or even mediocre at this game. My record was 85.78 m in the time that I played. True Javelin by Split82 Stack It Developer: Skacekachna If you enjoy a good puzzle that tests your spatial skills, Stack It might be right up your alley. The game challenges you to build the tallest stack possible with any slight failure having a consequence. It’s simple in its concept but incredibly satisfying as you carefully add each pie...
Kickstarter Update!
Hello everyone, it has been some time since my last post! Want to update you all that me and a partner have launched a kickstarter campaign! As it is our first campaign, any and all support is needed, even just spreading the word!
Holiday Update
I picked up a copy of a game that has been on my wishlist for a while, UBOAT. It is basically a submarine/squad management game set in WWII. I will publish a review soon
Starlink: Battle for Atlas PS4 Review
This game is clearly designed with younger audiences in mind, and there are several elements that reflect this. For instance, the toys featured in the game, while not having much impact on gameplay, add a fun, aesthetic touch that feels aimed at kids. Another indicator of the game’s target demographic is its difficulty level. Starlink: Battle for Atlas is relatively easy, even though it offers multiple difficulty settings. I found it to be more on the casual side, with repetition sometimes hindering the challenge. The space battles can occasionally pose a challenge, but overall, the game remains accessible. However, there are aspects of the game that really stand out. First, the game world is visually stunning, with a vast amount of richness and detail to discover. While I wasn't able to complete the game in the five days I played, I can tell that fully finishing it would take anywhere from 50 to 75 hours, thanks to the expansive exploration and numerous activities available. The...
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