Recent reviews by PrototypeSeb

Fantastic sequel. Improves on everything great from the first game. Runs great, looks great, having lots of fun.

Update:

This game rules. Got some great patches.

Original review:

Completed a few runs so far and I really enjoy this game. Played all the previous entries in the franchise and this feels like a fresh take. The game runs very well for me, haven't experienced any performance issues. I don't personally find the barricade limit annoying, they provide enough to create a killbox (maybe not a single floor tile-by-single floor tile killbox like previous games).

Overall, I'm excited to keep playing and leveling up. From the few hours I've played, I have no doubt it would play better with friends. Will be convincing them to pick it up!

This game is great. If you liked Orcs Must Die! 2 like I did and you just want more of that, this is a good buy. Especially worth it if you find it on sale.

This is a great podcast game. Y'know, throw something on in the background and just vibe to the slaughter of endless waves of enemies. Can't wait for more levels in the future!

I have a touch screen laptop, and quite frankly no other game that I've found is more fun to play using the touch screen. Playing LYNE while killing time on the couch, at work, or my favorite, class, is the perfect way to watch a half hour or forty five minutes fly by. Only downside is completionists beware: this game has 650 levels.

Worth it full price, must-purchase if on sale.

Directed by Tim Miller and animated by the creators of M*A*S*H*, Bad Rats: The Rats Revenge is a procedurally generated space exploration game. Featuring next-gen graphics, the cutscenes are just screen tests for movies that Nick Cage didn't get the part for. This minimalist spy shooter defies genre standards by importing vacation photos from your home computer and using them as in-game textures. The story was written by Roger Rabbit, and developed by his lawncare company WaterWorld. Following their release of their last big title, 1930's dog simulator Eat My Ass, Waterworld looks to shatter industry records with their newest title. We can't wait for the copious amounts of DLC, and for all of your legally blind news, stay tuned to IGN