GeekParty's Josh Wirtanen writes: "Sometimes, insomnia overtakes me and I get almost no sleep, then I’m expected to act like a human adult for a whole day before I get a chance to rest my weary eyes again. In that day between sleepless nights, my brain doesn’t always work the way it should.
Case in point, I got suckered into paying $10 for No Heroes Allowed: No Puzzles Either! for PlayStation Vita."
VGChartz's Adam Cartwright: "Just like Artdink, Acquire is a quirky Japanese developer with a history of experimentation and big ideas, but has unfortunately been at the mercy of low budgets throughout the years, leaving gamers with some fantastic titles that suffer from a large amount of jank. Acquire worked on Vita from its launch in Japan through to early 2017, injecting a nice level of variety to the console’s library despite some of the technical shortcomings of its titles, making the company a prime candidate for examination here."
Mary Kish: This week, we check out rhythm game developer Harmonix's latest offering, tell you about a unique shooter that seriously messes with your mind, and give you some insight about a new puzzle game for the PlayStation Vita.
SUPERHOT smashed it's KickStarter goals but they need about 6K to add a SpeedRun Mode. I hope there's game pad support.
Link to play Demo SUPERHOT : http://superhotgame.com/pla...
It's fun.
Push Square: "No Heroes Allowed: No Puzzles Either! is an engrossing and devilishly entertaining experience. Absurdly tight gameplay coupled with charming presentation and surprisingly memorable music mean that it’s likely to eat at away at your spare time with gleeful abandon. Some regrettable dialogue choices and an overreliance on luck hold the title back, but not enough to stymie its otherwise stellar core mechanics. Now hand over that COLD HARD CASH!!!"
