Reviews - Splitmek

This game was a somewhat shallow typical top down shooter experience. It offers just about no replayability besides the survival mode, however, it's alright for what it is. The art was a little inconsistant with the photorealistic background, but the rest of the art was quite nice and flashy. The music fit well and the entire game comes together quite nicely while you play, but like I said, for what it is, it offers just about nothing in replayability. A simple upgrade system would have done wonders for this game.

An overly simple tile based strategy game with virtually no polish at all. The art is sparse and boring, there are just about no sound effects (not even to assist in feedback) and the music isn't worth mentioning, and there doesn't seem to be a story worth a damn between the dialogue. As for the actual gameplay, it's not entirely un-fun, but is a bit vapid. It seems to boil down to pushing borders back further and further until you control the more of the map and your enemies have no territory left. It was easy to understand and play for a strategy game, however.
All-in-all, this game just doesn't have enough substance to keep me entertained past the 5 minute mark.

Not much "game" going on, but this does a pretty sweet job of mixing the medium of story books with video games. If you're up for a nice story, this game is the right one.

Compared to other first person games where you are only really given the ability to walk and jump, this game maintains a great interest curve. Just when I felt like exiting the game, I figured out what to do next, and the game itself was interesting enough throughout playing that I didn't feel like I was just mindlessly walking down a hall.
I have to say, the voice your character has was a little out of place and badly acted, but it didn't really ruin the experience or anything.

For a game that is essentially just walking (and some jumping) this game does a great job of delivering a unique experience.

This game is a hybrid between VN and a sort of strategy game. The gameplay itself seems lack luster, with a tile based "active time battle" system. The main appeal of course is the story, and is the only redeeming value of the game IF you like it ("it" being annoying anime lolis in implausible fantasy situations). If you don't, you simply have a boring strategy game that you have to skip a lot of text to play.