Recent reviews by Shaaria

Free to play with no moderation, and anti-cheat that might as well not be there. The result is obvious to everyone who isn't a Valve employee: Rampant hacker presence. Good luck finding an official server without an aimbotter on it.

A highly accessible Roguelike. If you're new to the genre it's a great way to get into it. If you're an old hand at Roguelikes, don't be fooled; it's not easy, dumbed-down, or simplified. Just because you don't have to remember 200 different keyboard commands doesn't mean it's any less of a Roguelike, and the traditional ASCII graphics have been replaced by animated, stylish graphics that fit well. Its grim and parodying sense of humour will amuse anyone, and the challenge of higher difficulties and the variety of skill sets will keep anyone coming back for more. The $5 price tag is ridiculously low - easily worth five times that.

A great game with only one problem. It has lots of game modes, great ongoing support from its developers, tons of weapons, they finally added some AI support (and hopefully will add more), the hit detection doesn't suck like TF2's does, and best of all - it's free! Unfortunately, it has attracted the worst community since Counter-Strike: Source. If you can put up with the idiots who accuse hax every time they get killed and think that point blank shotgun blasts shouldn't be one hit kills, give it a try.

Fun? Yes. Worth $50? No. Wait until it inevitably goes on sale.

One of those rare puzzlers that's difficult enough to provide a challenge, but not so hard that you have to be absolutely flawless in order to complete it and beat all the challenge times/move limits. Charming and well-done, highly recommended.

An overlooked but excellently done Turret Defence game that is about more than just placing turrets. It is very forgiving of small mistakes, has an excellent soundtrack, and has a ton of replay value with the many difficulty levels and extra challenges and multiplayer modes.