A few days ago, while searching for Guitar Hero : Rock the 80's, which I didn't find by the way, I felt on Project Sylpheed. 39$ for a new game? Normaly that mean it's bad.
OH ERROR!
The game is just truly amazing. While being way younger, I was playing a game called Colony Wars. It's a space flight shooter. You pilote a space fighter and destroye big ships. 90% of the population don't like that type of game. Many get space sick, many more get lost in the 3D space.
But for those like me, who like to receive douzen of information input in the same time by a really complex HUD, while receiving audio order, shout from other pilot, sound of explosion, of my engine, of my weapon, of everything!... All that while piloting in free 3D space, shooting and being shotted by hundred of ships that shot missiles, beam, laser, bullets and everything else you can imagine... It's just a pure delice. It's an overload of senses.

Lately, games try to go in a way... I'm not sure if I approuve. Many game lately has minimal HUD, no audio input or close to none and keep the screen clear and easy to read all the time. My minimalist side tells me it's good.

My gamer side tells me it's for the weaks and the noobz!

Been a long long while since I played a game that overload my senses. And damn it feels good.

Project Sylpheed.

39$.

Amazing.

Hot stuff. Just amazing.
16 hours of gameplay for 29$? That's one hell of an investment!

Just finished it...
God it's hot.

First bad review.

 

Star Trek Lagacy. 

 

Sorry, had to. 

Just suck so hard. 

Someone asked why I give only 9 and more to games I review here... The answer is simple, if a game suck, it doesn't worth my time writting a review for it.

 You hear that sucky games!?