Defragmented

If I had just bought this game for the music, then I would have thought it was a terrific deal. This is the best album of futuristic electronic that I have ever heard. The soundtrack comes with the game, in a folder, so you can listen to it out of the game. I cannot get enough of it. That said, there is also a game, too, which is pretty cool. This twin-stick shooter works great with ubuntu linux and supports game controllers. I found it somewhat difficult, but then I realized that the difficulty settings are meant to be adjusted, for experience point rewards, so there is a lot of reasons to redo missions. The in-game story is pretty good, although the actual cut scene animations -- well, the illustrations really do not match the game theme really but they are okay - not really necessary actually - I just skipped them. All in all, I can see why there might be people who don't recommend the game play, but this is a game that you will need to have some patience. The tutorial does not explain everything, and there are a lot about upgrades that you need to figure out yourself. In the end, you might get turned off of this game, but I think it is totally worth trying for the price. I wo…

Overall I liked Defragmented, but there are some serious negatives and it's not for everyone - in particular the art and music is in a nostalgic style which I enjoyed but not everyone will appreciate. Good stuff: - The tracker-style-techno music is amazing, maybe worth the purchase price alone. I transferred many of the tracks to my phone for my gym playlist. - Level replayability is pretty good; you can choose the difficulty per-level and go back and give it a go on harder difficulties for new rewards. Getting higher rankings (i.e. finishing faster with minimal deaths) also gives more rewards. - The 3 different classes you can choose from are quite varied in play style (basic tank, speed/stealth assassin, crazy battlefield-control techno-mage... thing). - Lots of choices levelling up - each class has two skill trees which each have a powerful ultimate skill. You also get implants which boost various attributes and can be swapped out. - Weapons are varied well in the Borderlands style - apart from the different types (pistol, SMG, shotgun, laser etc) there will be some within each type with balanced stats, some which are high damage but slow firing/reload time, etc. Also like Bord…

Neon streets burn bright Hacker gangs clash in the dark Upgrade, fight, survive

Not going to write a lot, i jsut really didnt enjoy the game enough to continue playing it. The best thing about it i think is the soundtrack. Maybe i wasnt in the mood for it as it doesnt seem terrible. Just it was a very middle of the road kind of game. If you can get it on sale id get it and give it a shot. Maybe youll enjoy it more than i did.

Clunky camera and enemies that kill you from off screen make this a rather frustrating play. You're better off looking at Hotline Miami or Neon Chrome.

Fun game, while the levels get a bit repetitive, the challenge is still good throughout. Hunting for good weapons ever level is fun, I found using the abilities tricky, though that may just be me.