Recent reviews by Orome

It's not free, it's something like a demo. They just made it in such a way that it just doesn't fall into that category precisely. You get 5 keys to play 5 rounds. those keys regenerate every 8 hours. Some of the modes are locked and the shop is locked. Customization is also locked as it doesn't change anything after save.
Full game cost is 5$ inside the in game store, not refundable.

A little bit sneaky way to do it, eh... but the price is reasonable. I just wish the price was obvious before installing.

Hey I am doing this just for the badge, but the game is really good. It's about unlocking different kinds of beer and drinking them.
There are 3 things you must remember:
1. Rock and stone.
2. No dwarf left behind
3. If you see steam geyser mine it for extra resources
One of this will definitely kill you.

More like "Stress towers"

It's not that bad, not that good either.

It's pretty good

Grim and gray yet filled with hope

Well, after so many hours I can say without any hesitation that I know about 100% this game has to offer.
I was there when it came out of beta, I saw it being developed, I saw it fall... slowly. It was and still is quite a ride. I know its history, I kinda know people who play, not personally, mostly in the arena and chat, all of them have unique play styles even those I despise. I just want to say "this game is awesome", but that just wouldn't be enough.

So, without further delay.

Super Monday Night Combat, a third person blood sport arena shooter pact with adrenaline and excitement. Taking place in a distant future with 17 unique characters (pros) to choose from, all with unique skills and abilities. From slow and tanky to fast and slicy, thrown into one of the 5 arenas to fight for money and fame.

The graphics are satisfying, with plenty of options to modify in your menu so even those coal running pcs can handle it.
Sound, sound effects and music is clear, fun and spot on. The characters, their abilities, their weapons and map hazzards make unique sounds that are clear which is very important considering the fast pased gameplay. Even the announcers are helpful as they give you tips, inform you if something important happens or about to happen.
Gameplay is fast paced and responsive as long you have at least decent connection.
It has a tutorial level, training camp where you find basic information.
No way to boost your gameplay performance with real money, you have to play and buy such items with in game currency, basicly no pay to win bs.
Teamwork is encouraged.

The developers no longer support this game. The servers are up and not comming down any time soon as far as I know. Support with technical issues is still up too if you find yourself in troble with something. But the further game development has stopped.
Population is low, still you find games in turbocross only which takes a few minutes at day time, but there aren't enough people for supercross or in general.
A few bugs here and there but nothing critical, just annoying.

Can't think of anything else bad. Nothing else bothers me.

3rd person view team arena combat filled with fast paced gameplay. This game can be compared to Battleborn and Smite, but still has its own unique taste. It is free, easy to set up and get going, but hard to master. If you like something like that or would like to try, then this game is definitely for you..

A short atmospheric story in which you will take the role of a person who is about to suicide. I really wish it was a bit more interactive, but I guess this isn't what developer has invisioned as you must take a path that leads to certain outcome, altough, there is one important choice to make that is totally up to you, try not to miss it.

Definitely the strongest point for me was the atmospheric nature of this game which pushed me to complete it twise. The combat gets more exciting after you level up, get larger ships and stronger weapons. It has some strategy elements and the combat will require you to have proper ship set, timing, aiming and moving if you want to complete it on harder difficulties. I personally had some troble getting used to the moving system, but it became natural after little bit.
Unfortunately the story isn't great and the whole moving from system to system gets repetitive after a while because of small amount of intriguing encounters, yet that serves as a push to try new things, like different ship and weapon sets or different relations between forses. In the end it gets you even more interested in it.

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