Recent reviews by Manthony Higgs

Really cool, stylish game. Movement is slick and the platforming is precise. Fishing has never been so much fun

The Apple hipster's choice; terrible levels, floaty movement and a neat story that absolutely is not worth playing through this game to experience. At least it's free, so you can't waste your money on it. Protip: System Shock came out 3 months earlier and did everything this game does better. Play that instead.

(I want to disclose that the Aleph One guys are great, it's just that this game isn't very good.)

Never forget, never forgive.

A fantastic upgrade that stays true to the original level design, mission structure and gameplay loop. Nightdive really knocked it out of the park with this one

lame

A truly fantastic racing experience, BallisticNG has a wealth of content for players of all skills. The soundtrack and art direction are incredibly slick and help the tracks feel alive and exciting, and there's plenty of community made tracks that are just as solid. This game is a labor of love, and I love it.

Really, really short, and none of the story branches are actually very different. The ugly 3d models should have been sidelined because the 2d portraits are pretty alright. The mystery is really, REALLY dumb and I was disappointed in pretty much every way I could. Puzzles are pretty good. Don't buy this for more than 2 dollars

Best writing the series has had in a long while. Art is fantastic. 10/10

play this version instead of the ugly """""remaster"""""

A neat concept with mixed execution. Controlling and growing the swarm of bugs is fun, but the human enemies aren't very fun to fight, mostly just milling around the map and wandering into trouble. They spawn about as fast as your bugs do, and most maps end up as slow, grating meatgrinder battles that don't require any real thought. Despite playing as the endless alien horde, I still felt like I was fighting one with how many humans there can be onscreen. Pick it up for $5 or less if the concept sounds fun to you