While the moment-to-moment gameplay of Quake 2 is fun, the vast majority of your time is spent trudging through endless rusty-brown techno-hallways which blur together. The arsenal is good, the enemies are good, but the whole thing feels like a milkshake that you ordered one size larger than you wanted. Decently fun, an important historical game, but nowhere near anything that's a must-play.

A boomer shooter with some fun movement and a cool look but not much else going on. It's short which is great, but doesn't really ever rise above feeling like a student project. A free 40-minute long shooter is hard to be mad about though. Hope the developer goes on to make some more full-fledged projects!

A cute, charming little point-and-click adventure that had several laugh out loud moments during its short runtime. I think the game suffered a little bit too much from "adventure game logic" moments, or maybe my brain isn't quite programmed to think in that way, but I'll remember the laffs from this one, not the frustrations.