Recent reviews by Eviction Notice

Typical Nightmare is an unfinished mess of bugs that skipped the Early Access stage. I spent half the time on loading screens that just wasn't worth the wait as the gameplay is very repetitive where the player must find the correct sequence of doors to continue.

I regret to have bought 3 of Evil Game Studios/Electrostalin Entertainment games in the Otaku Bundle 36. The developer revoked keys on Jan 1, 2019 for all 3 games stating he was not paid. However, the bundle did not end until Dec 26, 2018. The contract states payment will be given 30 days after the sale period is over:
https://ibb.co/NpNdVHm
The developer has begun hardcore suppression by deleting comments and topics about the matter to avoid any resolution. Luckily, the main discussion was archived, as well as his initial announcement:
https://web.archive.org/web/20190103185338/https://sp.zhabite.com/app/822650/discussions/0/1742229167228467323
https://web.archive.org/web/20190103185408/https://sp.zhabite.com/app/822650/allnews/
Steam Gifts discussion: https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/P0ati/electro-stalin-entertainment-revoking-keys-to-3-of-their-games-otaku-bundle

Coincidentally, the dev’s bundle of all 3 games has gone on sale for 90% at the same time this entire mass cleanup has occurred in an attempt to get customers to re-buy the game a second time through Steam. Please do not support this developer. I will be refunding the bundle as it is fraud and very low quality.

Outside has been in early access since December 2017 with no updates for a year now since January 2018 despite a notice that states “Every two weeks there will be updates" upon launching the game. There is very little to do in the game. The player is placed in a forest where you can run along the hill on the edge of map that eventually leads to some empty, single room cabins.

I regret to have bought 3 of Evil Game Studios/Electrostalin Entertainment games in the Otaku Bundle 36. The developer revoked keys on Jan 1, 2019 for all 3 games stating he was not paid. However, the bundle did not end until Dec 26, 2018. The contract states payment will be given 30 days after the sale period is over:
https://ibb.co/NpNdVHm
The developer has begun hardcore suppression by deleting comments and topics about the matter to avoid any resolution. Luckily, the main discussion was archived, as well as his initial announcement:
https://web.archive.org/web/20190103185338/https://sp.zhabite.com/app/822650/discussions/0/1742229167228467323
https://web.archive.org/web/20190103185408/https://sp.zhabite.com/app/822650/allnews/
Steam Gifts discussion: https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/P0ati/electro-stalin-entertainment-revoking-keys-to-3-of-their-games-otaku-bundle

Coincidentally, the dev’s bundle of all 3 games has gone on sale for 90% at the same time this entire mass cleanup has occurred in an attempt to get customers to re-buy the game a second time through Steam. Please do not support this developer. I will be refunding the bundle as it is fraud and very low quality.

Not My Day is simply an Asset flip of Cornfields[www.unrealengine.com] where you avoid a guy in his underwear for 15 minutes.

I regret to have bought 3 of Evil Game Studios/Electrostalin Entertainment games in the Otaku Bundle 36. The developer revoked keys on Jan 1, 2019 for all 3 games stating he was not paid. However, the bundle did not end until Dec 26, 2018. The contract states payment will be given 30 days after the sale period is over:
https://ibb.co/NpNdVHm
The developer has begun hardcore suppression by deleting comments and topics about the matter to avoid any resolution. Luckily, the main discussion was archived, as well as his initial announcement:
https://web.archive.org/web/20190103185338/https://sp.zhabite.com/app/822650/discussions/0/1742229167228467323
https://web.archive.org/web/20190103185408/https://sp.zhabite.com/app/822650/allnews/
Steam Gifts discussion: https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/P0ati/electro-stalin-entertainment-revoking-keys-to-3-of-their-games-otaku-bundle

Coincidentally, the dev’s bundle of all 3 games has gone on sale for 90% at the same time this entire mass cleanup has occurred in an attempt to get customers to re-buy the game a second time through Steam. Please do not support this developer. I will be refunding the bundle as it is fraud and very low quality.

NekoBooM is a very short game that seems to just be a demo of Moghunter's Theatrhythm for Rpg Maker MV: https://atelierrgss.wordpress.com/rmv-theatrhythm/

All you do is move forward, fight a character with quick timed events and repeat this process about 10 times. There is some dialog that resembles wrestling smack talk between each fight, but no actual story and characters appear to be from different art styles.

Boobserman certainly has a clickbait/eye catching title. With its simple gameplay, it does have a retro arcade feel. However, there just isn't enough content to justify its current pricetag of $5.99. There are only 5 short levels that are all the same - place bombs to destroy all of the "clothes" while a scaffolding painter attempts to restore them. No new mechanics are introduced. It is a challenge to 100% the game as it requires completing all levels in a single playthrough. For that I would say it might be worth picking up in a cheap bundle.

Sunny Smiles is a third person platformer that is unfinished in every aspect. It plays like someone’s first attempt at making a game who pieced together assets with different art styles as well as combining gameplay elements from various game making tutorials that don’t work together. The controls are awkward and require moving with WASD, firing with “2”, jumping with spacebar, and using the mouse only to navigate menus and close annoying popup messages.

It also has some RPG elements thrown in such as spells, manna, and inventory. However, there is only a few spells and only the default spell seems to do anything so it would have been better off just being left out of the game. The same goes for the player avatar being a generic emoji with eyelashes.

The game is very short with only a handful of small levels with no story tying them together. There just isn’t enough content to justify selling it as a complete game. In the end it doesn’t feel like a game at all, but more of a weekend project someone would share freely with family or close friends.

Keyhole Spy: Frozen Hotties has some nice artwork with 10 characters that start off fully dressed and a scantily dressed version of each one can be unlocked by completing 3 mini-games: match 3, match battle, and 3x4 sliding puzzle.

Unfortunately, the game is so repetitive and slow that what should be a nice casual game becomes a boring chore. It took around an hour to unlock each character and 90% of that time was spent grinding thousands of matches within the very bland match 3 game. I don’t know why someone would think playing the same match 3 game over again for hours would be fun. Even the artwork was not rewarding enough for the amount of time it took.

The Warrior Of Treasures is just the Dynamic Combat System[www.unrealengine.com] with some simple levels made from the Infinity Blade lands[www.unrealengine.com] prefab assets.

All levels were selectable off the main menu with no story tying them together. It took around 15 minutes to speed through all of them without fighting a single enemy. This is yet another shovelware title from Valkeala.

Cyborg Invasion Shooter 2: Battle Of Earth is just another bunch of asset flips and prefab maps thrown together. I looked at the first few levels and they are just copies of Tropical Village[www.unrealengine.com], Abandoned Factory[www.unrealengine.com], Desert Town[www.unrealengine.com], Urban City[www.unrealengine.com], Fantasy Dungeon[www.unrealengine.com], ect…
There was no effort or thought put into this as it just consists of attacking same couple of enemies on every map and a few items needed to be collected to end the level.

One Jump Bomb is one of those automatic platformer games where there is limited control of the runner character who will switch directions upon hitting a wall. Be warned that much of the challenge/puzzles are trial and error based with precision timed jumps and figuring out whether to trigger certain switches and in the correct order.

The single looping music track gets annoying very quickly. Thankfully, the music can be toggled off with the ‘M’ key.

I am recommending this game because not only the level design well done, but the dev has been has been very responsive to the feedback and fixing several bugs plus improving gameplay. Probably fun if you like this type of game and have the patience.