Recent reviews by UltraParanoia

Jeez, it can get pretty hard but man you find that you somehow survived the round!

Fun game. Watch a video of this game to get an idea of it. I enjoyed it.

Fun challenging game

SHORT Point & Click puzzle game. it's okay.

Not bad. The Steam version, while challenging in it's own right, is a streamlined version of the PC version. The PC version has more puzzles to solve and was more difficult. Why that is, I do not know; perhaps it was too difficult for the majority? Nonetheless, I completed this story with no regrets.

I also had the original on CD. In this Steam version, it's true that there are few less puzzles and some cut scenes were removed. It's as if it was streamlined for a more fluid progression through the game. Instead of having to paint the screen with your mouse cursor to find an interactive object, you will be able to see them when you are near it. You'll be looking through your inventory to try to figure out what you need to use or combine. The available directions you can move to, have the arrows visible. This game is not exactly a walk-in-the-park, you may find yourself backtracking to find what you missed. I was stumped, plenty of times. Looks like it took me just under eight hours, over several days, to complete it. This is really, not a bad point and click game that was originally published/released 20 years ago. Besides, not everyone has seen the original PC version and no need to compare. It's certainly playable. I finished the first and second games in this Dracula series (there are five). Time to to install #3.

I like the player attributes and using that to try to draft the best players I can, etc. Overall, its probably a good effort, but things are not quite right. On defense, I've seen two players lineup in the same position before the snap (seeing only one then splitting up a little after the snap). I would a find that certain plays that always would succeed and can just blow out my opponents (why use anything else), regardless of team quality. meh. As I play along, it seems to get a little glitchy. I think the old Front Page Football from back during the Dynamix/Sierra period was probably better (especially for it's time period). Perhaps in future editions, Cyanide will improve on it's football "engine."

Feel like playing Mahjong? This works. Got all the achievements.

Good Point and Click game. Had to play it three times to get all the achievements.

Great Challenging game. Man, I feel like I need to overdose on *Prevagen to play this well. Seriously, I think they need to slow it down a little for us humans to achieve something. I see that Super Hexagon has full controller support, which may be the way to go. After 30 minutes of using the PC keyboard, I have concluded that those adept with the controller would experience more success.

Beautiful game. Online only with nobody playing? Do not buy it unless you team up with friends.
Would be great if this could be converted to single player with bots. That way I can try to get the over 800 achievements.