Extra Extra Poison

Such a simple idea but provides enough interest and challenge to keep you playing. Each level presents you with a "board" full of square spaces in assorted shapes. Your opponent will start with a certain number of spots filled, and so will you. You then take turns either rolling to fill more spaces, or making one of three optional "special" moves (such as deleting a number of your opponents squares). You have a predetermined number of turns and at the end of those turns, whoever has the most spaces filled, wins. Simple enough! But there is definitely challenge here - with a touch of RNG (because of dice rolls). It provides an easy to pick up gameplay loop where you could spend 5 minutes on a level or pour hours into doing a bunch of them. For only $2, this is a great game to have even just to do while you're waiting on something, on the phone, listening to a podcast, etc.

[h2] Review of Extra Extra Poison [/h2] Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ [b] The Story Behind Extra Extra Poison [/b] In 2004, a local movie theater went out of business, leaving their employees without a job. Not long after the closure, a former employee named Bernard Jays opened his own movie theater in 2005, Bernard Cinemas, which quickly became a success. Known for its support of independent films and its fresh popcorn butter, the theater became a staple in the community. However, during the theater’s early years of prosperity, thousands of employees who worked on making the butter were exposed to a mysterious "Poison" and became infected. As the virus spread, employees began reporting symptoms like fever, a god complex, yellow skin, and yellow blood. Despite many dying from complications, Bernard Cinemas continued its operations without a hitch. The company’s reputation remained unscathed, and donations kept pouring in. Even though many employees were falling ill and dying, the theater stayed open, and the unfortunate continued to apply for work. In 2018, when Bernard Cinemas reached a billion-dollar milestone, the company finally acted. They developed a vaccine, Cell Disc, to combat the Pois…

a bit heavy on the RNG, but a good strategy game. just kinda wish there would be (local) multiplayer

This game is pretty good, it is a turn based strategy game with simplistic graphics, a staple of the Butterfly Corporation gamestyle. There is a story but it is in the games description. 8/10 can be complicated but I also kinda suck at strategy games but I would definitely recommend for the price.

I'm a sucker for puzzle games so this was right up my alley. The concept is interesting and the music's great!