Torment Hexus

You know what? I like this game. It doesn't overstay its welcome, the soundtrack slaps, it has some very correct opinions and the Fox has a cute design. What more could anyone ask for? Well, funny you should ask, because they could also ask for good writing, and the game has that. And the gameplay... You know, right up till the end, I'm pretty sure I didn't really understand it completely. I never quite grasped what all of the passive and reactive effects were some of the time, but those effects were never anything that screwed me over, so it was more like "oh, cool, I get another five damage and a fire effect here. That's neat. I'll take it." If I could say it has one weakness, it's that the basic movement is very, very limited. Any kind of passive upgrade to give you two moves or let you move diagonally or something would give you notably more tactical options. In a lot of fights I felt like I was largely stuck shifting between two squares because any further movement would screw me over, or I'd have to move through a lot of dangerous squares to get somewhere better, and teleporting is kind of expensive just for a few squares more. But like, it never really bothered me, it's …

There's nothing but awesome in this game. Great mechanics. Amazing sound track, perfect writing. You will hate every corp you raid and love tossing the CEOs out of windows. You will enjoy every bumping and pumping stages sound theme. You'll summon union ghosts and basilisk graffiti. Most of all, you'll see some wild events and have some great fights. Oh and you'll get revenge for all dogs everywhere by changing a Corp's official name to something remarkably stupid. All in all, Stellar game.

All my life something has been missing. I would have never expected it to be "defenestration Bejeweled," and yet here we are. Snappy, colorful, and puts some genuine depth to making matches. Video game is good.

An excellent Match-3 game with tactical elements. Great, and very funny, synergies thorough that can make runs fully controlled to wildly messy. Anything to take down a large corporation. It's a lot of fun both in gameplay in its own in-game lore. Absolutely worth checking out.

it's like puzzle quest but cyberpunk and written like johnny five ace's bio in brigador. very tongue in cheek satire of genre tropes and archetypes

Magical match 3 in a punk anti-corporate settings. Kill the rich, destroy what they own while flipping them off while spell-slinging through the bootlickers.