First Impressions

Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP First Impressions Gameplay / Walkthrough Stage 1: Prologue Thanks to Dragami Games, Juliet Starling is back and she's more than ready to put her chainsaw and cheerleading abilities to use to show the zombies who's boss! Don't forget to sub! https://rumble.com/c/LunasRa https://x.com/lunas_ra

Why is Hot Tentacles Shooter is Important for Nintendo Switch you ask? Because, Nintendo is quietly turning itself into a mass produced version of the Steam Deck, and I believe that once they can get past the topless nudity stage, they can go full swing into adult games, and start capturing the entire market, especially with the Switch 2. Follow me on: Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/LunasRa Twitter or X: https://twitter.com/lunas_ra

Cats! Who doesn't love cats! THE KITTY in The Spaceship mixes pixel hunting with some puzzles, but has bland artwork, annoying music, and the cats are kind of so so. Not going to do a review, we'll leave at just this video! Enjoy! Follow me on: Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/LunasRa Twitter or X: https://twitter.com/lunas_ra

I finally get to play Prey (2017) on PC. A game I missed out on. Or maybe not. Join me, as I lose actual brain cells during my first impressions of the game! Follow me on: Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/LunasRa Twitter or X: https://twitter.com/lunas_ra

Live, drive, and eat canned food as Mad Max! Except, you can't be Mel Gibson. Darn it! However, you, the loner warrior Mel wanna be, will be now living in a brutal post-apocalyptic world where beaten up old cars and gas are the key to living, driving, and eating canned food for another day. To my surprise, this is an open world action game. My few observations: 1. Story? It's Mad Max! So something about a post-apocalyptic world. 2. Characters? Seriously, how in the world they didn't get Mel Gibson in here? 3. Gameplay? Surprisingly, good so far! 4. Art style & art quality? Excellent atmosphere really fitting to the universe. Follow me on: Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/LunasRa Twitter or X: https://twitter.com/lunas_ra

Before starting on the remasters of the classic Tomb Raider I, II, and III, I decided to fire up the good old Tomb Raider 2013 reboot. I look at the gameplay, the character design, the terrible outfits, and why Crystal Dynamics isn't the right developer going forward for the Tomb Raider franchise. Follow me on: Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/LunasRa Twitter or X: https://twitter.com/lunas_ra

Playing System Shock Remake is like taking a step back into the 90s or the early 2000s gaming wise. What a little gem. I cannot believe they made this, and they made it really good! Description: System Shock Remake is a remake of the cult classic original from 1994, combining old-school gameplay with all-new High Definition graphics made with Unreal engine, updated controls, an overhauled interface. Plus there's all-new sounds & music. And they even brought back the original voice actor of SHODAN, so the iconic AI villain is back! Disclosure: I paid for my copy of this product, and this specific video is for entertainment and review purposes only.

Quake 4, a First Person Shooter blast from the past of the good old days of 2005, and wow it's actually very fun to play! You get to blast alien baddies, along with some real tough guy male squad mates. And the feel of war is very well done too, especially considering the age of this game. The squad dialog is actually good enough for an old FPS, and overall, I'm enjoying it so far! Story: After marines assassinate the Strogg leader, Earth’s military restarts the attack on the Strogg homeworld, Stroggos. Matthew Kane, part of the elite Rhino Squad, spearheads the invasion. Find me on X: @lunas_ra

Turbo Overkill seems inspired by Doom and Quake, or at least advertises as such, and brings along an interesting take on Cyberpunk visual styling while jamming in retro graphics that will excite the fans of older FPS games. The game looks and runs great at a breakneck pace that might have you toning down the mouse sensitivity so you can at least make the platform jumps. You play as Johnny, a cyborg of some sort, filled with augments that give you things like chainsaws and stuff. However, the overall concept is fairly generic, especially when it comes to enemies in the first half hour of the game. Enemies just don't leave you with the same impression as the baddies in Doom and Quake did. Which is a shame because the rest of the game works. Combined with yet another rogue AI story, which System Shock pioneered, Turbo Overkill's first half hour isn't all that impressive in the story department. The developer, Apogee, offers a free demo. This is something all game devs should offer, and I can appreciate that. I highly recommend you try the free demo if you're not sure, and that should help you decide. For me, I will be buying this game later this year, but most likely on sale. Follow me on: Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-3381682 Twitter or X: https://twitter.com/lunas_ra