Press Start To Begin was able to review Flump Studio's phenomenal game...Super Killer Hornet: Resurrection. It was a fun, intense, and short game that has a lot of replay value.
Hardcore Gamer: Steam's weeklong sales have been largely underwhelming recently; is this week any different?
Well it’s been one hell of a ride, that’s for sure!
Super Killer Hornet Resurrection has been out for a few months now and I think it’s safe to say things are starting to settle down.
The release of SKH-R has been the biggest education in game design and the games industry I could have hoped for; sometimes euphoric, sometime crushingly painful.
So what happened?
FanBolt writes: "Ok, so I don’t know about you, but I certainly had a great deal of fun when I first played Gun Metal on the Xbox. Anyone else remember that game? It puts players in control of a walking mech that unloads a number of different weapons on approaching enemies, a mech that can transform into a flying fiery that unleashes destruction on enemies that dare try to stand in the way. Yeah, I remember having a lot of fun with Gun Metal."
