EvilBlade

It's like a new game for my good-old SEGA Megadrive (Genesis in US)! Yaaay! At first I thought It's a very easy one (although there's a "hard core" difficulty which i hadn't try yet), but as I was progressing - I've realised that the challenging is gradually increasing.. as it supposed to, really. Well, I'm on level 4 now and spent all of my 3 continues getting the real "game over" for the first time. It's challenging enough that you want to play it again, not to drop it.

It's the worst platformer I've ever seen! Do not bother buying it, even if it's like 95% discount, just do not waste your time!

Well... It is what it says it is - an old-school first-person shooter. It's set up in a dark-fantasy world, so it really looks and feels like a good-old Hexen.. or Heretic. But it's made with a modern engine (Unity if I heard it right somewhere). Anyway, for those who grew up with the shooters in the 90-s (like me) and misses them - it's a perfect game to recall them once again... Well, almost perfect. What really "grinds my gears" when I'm playing it is that monsters can't see you through the bars. Even if you stand right next to them just over the corner! And they are faced towards you! Although you can see them perfectly clear! But they will just remain dormant until you come out of this corner or throw a grenade, which will deal some damage to them, from behind it. And sometimes it's so funny and absurd that it breaks all the dark atmosphere of the game. So I would give it an 8.. or maybe even 7 out of 10, but it's just $15 and even half that price here in Russia. And for such a small price it can be almost forgiven.. After all, it really gives me lots of joy and makes me remember all that FPS games that where popular when I was a schoolboy.