Spearpoint Reviews

***Many thanks go to Cold Dingo for proofing this review. Developed by Life Zero, Sonar Beat (SB) is a rhythm game themed on defeating enemy proclamations by discovering them on a radar wheel. Described below, SB has adequate soundtrack-stages consisting of intriguing melodies to prevent stagnation of even repeated sections. As per the usual with music-based titles it retains an accessible controls layout while being difficult to achieve complete proficiency. I feel I must state that I received Sonar Beat through Curator Connect from the developer for review purposes. Here are just a few items to consider: Gameplay – As can be expected control mapping is immensely simplistic, consisting of left- and right-clicking each prompt representing defeating antagonists that appear as blips on a radar. Cues may also have the player extend the note by holding the activated command, involve both left- and right-clicking to be used simultaneously, or a combination of the former two actions; t...

”Is this memes?” -Jim Sterling Produced by Bmc Studio, Aidsmoji: The Forbidden Fruit (AM) is an interactive narrative entailing three individuals primarily gesturing modern popular culture in an absurd fashion for a supposed comedic effect. Steve abides the role of protagonist while Jonny and Esky are the subjects of the title’s primary choice system. Before beginning, I must stress that I gained access to this title through Curator Connect. Out of all of the games on my Steam library, it is the only one that is not currently installed due to the opinions stated below. Here are just a few topics of discussion regarding this title: Presentation - With the format of an interactive experience, AM allows participants to choose between two scenes in a rigidly-structured selective fiction involving the three stated characters utilizing cultural references as the primary medium of comedy. Only three choices were made throughout this story from my experience and seemingly do not influen...