Futuri5tic Gaming Curator Reviews

Overall: House Flipper is a unique game where you start off in a small little shack that you call your office. You start off by taking jobs on your computer and going to houses and cleaning up, painting or just redecorating certain rooms. The goal is to keep doing jobs until you build up enough money to buy your own fixer-upper. The houses start off relatively cheap and continue to rise in price. After buying your first house you start by cleaning it up and then redoing the rooms to make a quality living space. The best bet to make the most money is to pay attention to what the buyers want. Jobs: You start off with very little money so you have to start off by taking jobs and completing them for money until you can buy your own house. The jobs are relatively simple and do not take that long to complete. They can consist of “Please clean up from this break in”, “Can you repaint the bedroom” or “We’re expecting a kid can you please redecorate this room to ...

Overall: BO4 Zombies is not your typical zombies game. It is a logical progression from BO3 but if you haven’t played zombies since BO1 or BO2, like me, you would be thoroughly confused the first time you opened up this game. Pretty much everything is different, there’s new perks (a lot of them), elixirs, talismans, and supers. A huge leap from where the game started with just a handful of perks and none of the other aspects but as someone who enjoys the whole zombies mode, this is honestly the only thing that got me back into COD. Black Ops 4 in general: So BO4 has 2 other game modes, blackout and multiplayer, which may get their own reviews later but this review will focus on zombies. Like I said earlier, this mode is the sole reason I even purchased the game. I had fallen off COD ever since Ghosts. Never was a fan of BO3 and didn’t even pay attention to the other games. Therefore, whenever I heard that Treyarch was scrapping the campaign entirely to int...

Overall: Poly Bridge is a bridge construction game that honestly surpasses the rest. No other bridge construction game offers the kind of levels that this one does. Of course, there are the basic "get this car across this gap" levels that any and all bridge construction games offer but there are also the "bounce the car off of this platform hanging off a hot air balloon" levels. Some of the levels that are in this game are so outrageous that they're funny and that comedic effect of the game is not one that is found in most bridge building games. Worlds: There are seven worlds in this game. Each world has fifteen levels that all have a common theme (artwork not solution). Each world gets progressively harder than the previous world and each level in a world gets progressively harder. The first couple of worlds are pretty easy but the further along you get the more and more difficult they are. Difficulty: This game has a very nice bala...

Overall: This is a very enjoyable multiplayer survival FPS. It's an amazing sequel to what was already a really fun game. The Developers stay on the game constantly updating it and listening to the community which is nice in a day where most companies get their money and abandon the game. The achievements are fun to try and get. The only issues would be the occasional bugs, servers, and the community . Game Modes: The core game type is a wave by wave survival FPS with three different lengths; short, medium and long. Short has 4 rounds, medium has 7 rounds, and long has 10 rounds. There are also 4 different difficulties; normal, hard, suicidal and hell on earth. Normal is for your beginners, nothing too difficult while hard is also not that difficult but can be tricky if you're running solo or don’t have much experience. Suicidal is probably the balanced difficulty; it offers a challenge to experienced teams while still being achievable fo...

Overall: Slash It Ultimate is honestly a really fun game. There are seven different game modes that are all different in their own way. Each game mode corresponds to one of fifteen songs in the game, and unlike the first two games in this series, the songs are not randomly played through the game modes. Most of the problems that were present in the first two games are not a problem here and there do not seem to be any real problems present in this one. There are also a lot of achievements, most of which are fairly easy but as you get through the game they require grinding away to achieve them. Game Modes: There are seven different game modes in Slash it ultimate: arrows, letters, numbers, words, mouse, cube, and space. Each of the fifteen songs can be played on all seven game modes but require in game currency to unlock. This currency is acquired by playing the game netting you coins based on your score and percentage. Arrows: This game mode is sort of like Tap ...