Recent reviews by tzz

Un encantador homenaje al Grupo B con preciosos gráficos minimalistas, conducción simcade y un modo libre para conducir por escenarios idílicos.

Great board game, good adaptation.

Thank you for the translation, Clam.

Annoyingly long games (worsened by never-ending animations), tons of RNG, no progression and pay-to-play.

Can't see this as anything more than a cash grab.

Best Metal Gear game by far.

2018 update: Still the best Metal Gear game and it's not even close.

The original game had a lot of issues on PC and most of them are still present in this version, including mouse issues and excessive tearing.

I really wonder if anyone at 2K (or Epic for that matter) has ever played with keyboard and mouse, because sensitivity is still too high (even at setting 1), there's mouse acceleration that can't be disabled and setting sensitivity to 1 makes the mouse unusable in menus.

Having an Xbox One controller connected also makes menus unusable with mice, not to mention it changes all game prompts to the Xbox symbols.

I had to play this on Xbox 360 back in the day because the PC port was terrible. Given that there isn't much improvement in this version, console ports are probably still the best way to enjoy this great game.

Most retro inspired games fail just because they don't get the core mechanics right, but The Bug Butcher nails them in a way that surpasses the Pang games it replicates.

This is basically Pang on steroids with super tight controls, gorgeous graphics (except for a couple of choppy animations) and a grading system that keeps the game interesting while allowing for some replayability.

It's a shame it doesn't have a bit more content (where's the hook gun?) and online/versus modes, because it's one of the best arcade games I've played on Steam.

PS: also, the menus are terrible, but it's not a big deal.

Very nice puzzle game, I wish it had some more levels though.

One of the best platformers on Steam. Great art style, incredibly tight controls, awesome music and brutal difficulty that never feels unfair.

Play more Promode Reflex.