Recent reviews by UltraParanoia

This is exactly as it is defined: a casual puzzle game with a RPG twist. Once you figure out how to play it as well as applying strategy, it becomes casually enjoyable. It actually gets more difficult and challenging as you progress. Therefore, I recommend Puzzle Kingdoms for those that enjoy casual puzzle games. As always, check out the game previews and/or game play videos first before buying. If it looks good to you and the price is right (perhaps on sale), go for it.


I ran this game using Windows XP SP3 compatibility with no problems on my Win7 - 64 bit computer.

Awesome Game

Beautiful game. Looks like fun, however, nobody is playing. I was able to get a couple achievements and get the Steam Trading Cards to drop (badge created). Primal Carnage needs bots to enable single player fun and to get achievements. I cannot recommend Primal Carnage while it is unplayable as a dead Multi-Player only game.

Addendum: I think it's fair for me to redirect you to Primal Carnage: Extinction. I do not have this game (yet), but a comment was left that the Extinction version is a remake.

This is a fun, yet difficult, arcade shooter. Reminds me of the old vending arcade machines. Achievements seem to be about how far you go in one session (until "game over"). As you play, be sure you upgrade your weapons and shield as much as you can. Nice graphics. In my opinion, playing on "easy" seems to be the way to go as it still is not easy. I'd suggest you go to Youtube and check out Razor 2: Hidden Skies's gameplay. If it looks intriguing enough, buy it on sale and see for yourself.

(note: I ran this on windows compatibility - "Windows Vista")

Dead Online Community, however the game will set you up to play against AI. You just create the server and select a map. It does seem a bit too difficult against AI (perhaps you can play it better than I can).
Has Steam trading cards - badge created. =)
Since the online community is dead, it is fair that I not recommend the game while the single player option is not that great. I would suggest you not buy the game unless it is cheap enough (on sale perhaps) and get your friend(s) to join up....its the only way.

Once launched, I get a bunch of error messages. (win7 64)

Unable to run properly and I tried a variety of windows compatibility levels. A shame because it looks good in the preview.

This is an interesting game for multiplayer. Unfortunately, nobody is playing this. I was able to play this solo on one of the two servers available (zero pop). The AI seems to control the other side, and it is difficult to try to run around on ship...multi-tasking and try to not fall overboard. This game did the right thing by becoming "Free to Play". For that reason, I will give this a positive recommendation, BUT you probably need to get some friends to download and join you, which would make it interesting. Remember it is now free and has steam trading cards.

This is the only game that had given me the BLUE SCREEN of DEATH every time I started it. The system requirement only says "windows". After setting compatibility to Win 2000, I was able to play. I am doing this review early in case this is important information for players. Game looks interesting and I'm still learning. I'll edit my review at a later date.

Dead Multiplayer game with no Single Player option. A shame as it looks like it could be fun.

Got my cards and made a badge (one card cost me 52 cents), which is all I could accomplish with this game.

I wonder if it would be best if the base game of Stellar Impact should be Free-to-Play to encourage people to try it.

Nice attempt, but I didn't enjoy it. As other reviews stated, it does seem unbalanced. If it looks good to you, buy only if it's cheap (if it comes back on the market).

The only good thing I did was to complete the level 1 badge.