Kaiju Krashers

edit: technical issues with audio and windowed mode quickly got fixed, so I edited those parts of the review. kaiju krashers reminded me of games I played as a kid, controlling a monster, destroying buildings and entire cities. funnily enough, it doesn't look any better than those from decades ago, not necessarily a problem, but it doesn't have any widescreen support (black bars on the side). there's a single audio...

15 found this helpful, 2020-08-17

At first glance this game seems rather cute and innocent, but it manages to utterly ruin itself with the inclusion of real-time elements while placing the player on a grid with turn-based movement. As a result the game becomes way more frustrating to complete then it's worth in my opinion.

1 found this helpful, 2024-07-30

This game is cute. It's dumb and silly and little; I think there's more space in the world for things like that. There is an innocent charm to it, like something you'd play on a school computer. I barely played it, but I like it - I would definitely play it in an IT lesson while the teacher wasn't looking.

0 found this helpful, 2024-07-11