Spearpoint Reviews

***Special thanks go to a special woman in my life for proofing this review. Reported to have been inspired by the native technology within this title’s namesake, Nogalious MSX revels in the former symbolic adventure platforming genre. You play as the regal Nogalious, a hero motivated to liberate the woman with whom he is smitten from the antagonistic Darama. The story derives merit for this title in some regards, however my impression of Nolagious MSX is associated with its minute lack of finesse during play. This work is primarily for informative purposes as many aspects of this title are primarily negative with few positive relations. I feel I must also iterate that I received this Steam keycode from the developers for review purposes. Here are just a few topics of consideration for this title: Presentation - Given the stated process in which Nogalious MSX was developed, it can be properly deduced that it is inspired heavily by retrospective. Also stated prior is the narrative...

***I would like to give special thanks to my brother yet again for enduring the proofing of these reviews. Much love to you as always. ***Changes made preceding and during the Anniversary Update released early April 2019 are outlined below each individual topic. The title is still in Early Access, but significant updates have drastically altered this title to meld it into a capable release. Go All Out! (GAO!) is an Early Access two-dimensional fighting game developed by Blue Sunset Games. As with the Early Access model, GAO! currently features a limited selection of game modes, characters, and unlockable assets such as skins and costumes. This review will be updated periodically to reflect the ongoing critique of the product. I should also note that I received this title from Steam Curator Connect, but have no personal or business ties to the parent company or product. Here are a few reasons to go all in in GAO!: Characters - There are three in-game personalities which the playe...

Not entirely dissimilar to the studio’s other title I have covered, Cube Mission, Enchanted Path (EP) is a puzzle platforming game which retains its own unique mechanics while recognizing modest design elements in its visuals and play. I must admit, however, that not all of the charm emitted from the formerly reviewed title is present in this short title; though it is receiving a confident critique, this is merely to communicate that EP is functional and provides its own diverse challenges above all else. I acquired Enchanted Path through the Steam Curator Connect feature. Here are a few points to inspect in this game: Gameplay - Accommodating a relatively transparent composition, Enchanted Path requires the player to navigate a rather featureless humanoid figure through various obstacles, collecting glowing spheres to discover each level’s exit square. EP utilizes a grid-based approach to maneuverability which warrants either a controller or directional buttons to traverse said sq...