BonPhire

It’s District B13 (film), CounterStrike (game), F2P, with enjoyable graphics, responsive controls, and a self-aware art style. The only thing though is that it’s just the bar minimum of all that, it’s good, it’s just I feel like saying “I’m sorry it’s not you it’s me District 187” as my eyes lingeringly stair off to the seductive TF2 of F2P FPS’s. If you’re broke, with a low spec PC, have internet and don’t want to steal games it’s worth it, but compared to any FPS you can pick up for $4.99 it’s just not worth the time. I will say though the micro transactions just make it look like every other generic F2P pay to win FPS, but however this is not the case, the weapons are more balanced compared to its counterparts [if you don’t want to spend anything], and they give a gratuitous amount of start out in game cash when you first play, which I mostly ended up spending on cosmetics [TF2 addiction]. Out of all the CounterStrike F2P clones I will say this is the best, like being the best at amateur football best, it’s good, just not, good.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Reminds me a lot of the old flash game heli-attack only with a great soundtrack and beautiful backdrop, however using green enemies on a green background with clunky controls make this game feel like doing chores at an art school gallery 6.5/10

Very underrated and very fun game, great design, great soundtrack, great gameplay, any fan of 3D platformers will really enjoy their time with this game. One drawback though from making this game a 10 out of 10 would be how short the game is, to finish the game without getting all the collectables will take about only 4hours of gameplay. But a very fun 4hours, I’d also recommend picking up the soundtrack too if you’re into indi bands. 8/10

3 to 5 hour game, 100% done, mediocre story that’s supposed to be deep but just comes off as pretentious, and gameplay that gets old if you’re used to 2d platformers, the voice acting’s very good but not enough to hold up the game. 4.5/10