Spearpoint Reviews

Hookshot is a puzzle game developed by Nannings Games and incorporates an elementary model of its genre. Though not an abhorrent adventure, this title does not suggest intense intrigue. This Steam review merely reflects the functionality of the title contrasting its general mediocrity. This writing will also be brief considering total completion of this title occurred in just over fifteen minutes. I must disclose that I received this title from the developer through Steam’s Curator Connect service. Here are a few items to consider: Gameplay - Namesake in mind, Hookshot is a puzzle game that consolidates Left Click to its only pertinent control scheme mapping. This command-with successful timing-allows the player to traverse levels by accurately maneuvering between nonhazardous spaces directed by a line that slowly orbits the player’s cubical or spherical sprite. Hazards both idle and mobile prevent this progression, and each object has clearly defined rules and expectations that ca...

***Special thanks go to a special person in my life for proofing this review. With access granted through Steam Curator Connect from Nannings Games, Trick Cat (TC) is a puzzle platforming title with the titular cat supposing the player’s sprite. Among the development crew’s several titles, this one appears to be on the latter portion of the quality spectrum in terms of produced aesthetic and finesse. Tricky Cat’s general design regrettably lacks boastful positive commentary therefore I will attempt to maintain brevity within this writing. Here are just a few topics of considering: Aesthetic - TC may not be the most incompetent title I have played in my lifetime, but it does prompt inquiry in regards to inspiration. Assets utilized within the title, from the platforms to the player’s sprite, present a mundane experience. The electronic music score hastily becomes gratingly monotonous during play, and even the jump sound effect for the feline favors an establishing annoyance rather...

I would like to issue a formal apology for my lack of writings as of late. During the last Windows update, my computers data was wiped with the recovery folder windows.old being created automatically only after the fact. I am in the works of retrieving this data as well as continue my work with Spearpoint Reviews. I had previously nearly concluded my critique of Down to Hell  as sent by the developer, and plan to publish this work when my files are successfully obtained. Thank you for your patience and, as always, thanks for reading. Sincerely, Metal Bison