Recent reviews by PuggleLeDog

Reminds me of the old movie "The Cube". I think this game was heavily inspired by that, and it's actually pretty fun. You go from room to room, avoiding traps and certain death. You can play it solo but I recommend getting friends to play with you as it makes the experience better.

Good game to play when you've got time to kill. Bejeweled 3 has a plethora of game-modes that suit all kinds of players looking for a casual game.

As a former fast-food worker, I play Singleplayer on Nightmare difficulty because having those two together is the most realistic and relatable experience.

This. This is a masterclass in how a remaster of a game should be done. They took not one, but two classic C&C titles (and their expansions) and massively overhauled them, along with adding all these extra features (skirmish mode, map editor, mod support, etc.), and I'm here for it. 10/10 would get my butt kicked by the AI again

Very fun game to play with friends. That is if you can get your friends to play it with you. It is possible to play the game solo by having the manual handy, but it kind of goes against the spirit of the game to play it that way, and as such I recommend gathering some friends to be your manual experts.

In OBEY, you play the role of a cute bunny who must compete with other cute bunnies to make the most money. Oh, and there's a giant robot that everyone's trying to take control of, which has a variety of weapons which can be used to brutally murder the other bunnies. You can avoid being brutally murdered by OBEYing, or being sneaky and trying to take control of the giant robot.

Overall, it's an interesting take on what money and absolute power does to a person (or in this case a bunny).

The game is fun. It has a few issues here and there, but overall it's a well thought-out sequel to the Last Duty DLC from 112 Operator.

The fire in this game is actually scary and poses a real threat to the player(s)/NPC victim(s) if not managed properly, just like in real life. I personally enjoy the randomized missions, since there is no one way the missions play out.

Some bugs here and there. Haven't gotten around to multiplayer yet, but that's okay in my opinion since the AI squad-mates can do most tasks.

The only thing the AI seem to be completely unable to do is use the extinguishers, which irks me because in some missions you only get the extinguishers and have to put the fire out all by yourself if playing solo. They can still bring the extinguishers to you though, which is nice.

As someone who's been to the actual Olympic Peninsula, I can confirm this is exactly what it's like to drive there.

Also, this game must be one of those Remnants, because I'm becoming obsessed with it.

Seems like the house always wins, just like in real life. Unlike real life, however, you can legally play hands that would be considered illegal in a real poker game. This game makes you take everything you thought you knew about poker and throw it out the window, and I'm all for it.