Chronostation

Rating: 7+ (Mild Combat Themes) Graphics: Simple Enough That Toasters Should Be Able To Play It Price: £7.19 GBP (Overpriced slightly for the content) Recommended Price: £3.99 GBP What I Paid For This: £3.59 GBP (50% Off) Difficulty: Depends On Your Reaction Time* While it could do with some more content, there is enough there to be worth the On-Offer Price that I paid for it. I did complete it in slightly over 9 Hours, and even if you fail, you can still progress through the Research anyway. In fact, it's technically quicker to get Research Points by Failing a few hundred times if you're really that Lazy about it. Anyway, considering this Game is developed by a Single person (or Small Team), it's quite good. It has potential behind it, so if you're looking for something simple to pass the time for a few minutes, then this is definitely worth checking out. * Disclaimer About The Difficulty: OK, so I will admit, I did personally have to use External Software to Slow the Game Down a bit further than the Slowest Speed, but that's just me and getting on in years. If you have a good response time and spot the Hostiles fast enough, then you can basically build Turrets so t…

I love concept, but game lack of polish and depth

easy game with no progression in gameplay

I'm really hesitant to write a review after only having played 18 minutes, but this game doesn't exactly have a lot of depth. That's not exactly a bad thing, though. When you start a game, it hits you with a long-ish pdf explaining how to play the game that's just a hair too unspecific. It's a pretty simple tower defense where stuff comes at you in waves from all directions. After you die, you get some research points to pour into incremental upgrades for all the different stuff you can build. So, it is a rogue-lite, but they're all just some numbers getting bigger. Nothing fun to look at. The only thing I didn't like is that the building placement is a bit wonky. I haven't spent a long time on it so far, but I'll probably play it again in the future. The soundtrack is pretty good too.

Bit short, but I liked it regardless.

Why people stopped making normal games? Instead, everyone makes one randomly generated unbeatable level. You dying at first minute over and over and upgrade in post-mortal limbo. You doing it until you grow up the fattest available gun and finally beat it. The same damn level. Honestly, I get bored in 25 minutes of retrys. I vote down until you, the devs, upgrading your devness in the limbo, finally make this game good less repetative and beat my vote, turning it to thumbs up. Srsly, I set up the guns, speed it up, go to make some coffee. Restart, rebuild, speed up, go get a cookie. This is not a gameplay! Yes, the further it goes, the better it gets. But can I skip it? Update: Devs upgraged enough. So, with all respect I change the vote to UP. And maybe I'll rewrite the review later, when play it more.