If you wanted to raze structures down, you might have fun with Stronghold Crusader II, but if you wanted to build a wall -go play minecraft.

It can be slow and frustrating, while at the other times hectic and puzzling. For any other game this would be a criticism on the tone of delivery, but I think it all works splendidly here.

When you're playing the game, and everything clicks, it truly shows itself to be something quite special.

My only real gripe is not being able to concede a match while my girlfriend openly taunted me for two rounds.

I think ultimately Kona might be one of those cult classics games that will stand on better feet once its been out for awhile and people start to hear more about it.

Setting aside the abrupt ending of the storyline, it still has excellent mechanics that work well and some of the most creative design to be found in a largely standard first person shooter.

A Crossover of Pong and Zelda.

I was charmed to find that ABZÛ felt like Journey "under the sea."

The game is advertised as a “cyberpunk bar simulator” or, if you’re in a more joking mood, “a waifu simulator”. Neither one of these could be further from the truth.

The personality sucked me in and the gameplay kept me around. Though if you aren't a perfectionist, the length of the game leaves something to be desired.