Recent reviews by MiDWaN

Easy enough to learn - just a few minutes. Then easy enough to get the hang of it, in actual gameplay.
And if you have some friends with you, it can be pretty fun as well.

This makes it ideal for quick (30-40 minute sessions) casual playthroughs with your friends, when you might want to have some fun and shoot stuff. You can also go it alone, but it's not as much fun.

The added satire/sarcasm about bringing (Managed) Democracy to your enemies just cracks me up every time. A lot of Starship Troopers references there :)

I just started it up to see if it's any good, and 3 hours passed just like that.
This game is fantastic!

Stressfull, like the movies it's based on. Tough, but not impossibly difficult, making you want to go back and try one more time, to get a better result on that mission. The story is interesting enough, with several references to classic scenes from the Alien / Aliens movies, so if you like the source material you'll be happy here.
Overall, I'd say a pretty good game!

Lots of cars, open world to explore and races to win. There's something for everyone here!

Great story and atmosphere, puzzles that are not too hard (even for kids) and a cute protagonist that meows.
What else do you want in life?

Relaxing, glorious, and epic scale planet skimming, with a touch of mystery underneath. The developer has put years worth of effort and love into this, and it shows. Highly recommended!

This game is exactly what I hoped for - and a bit more!
The gameplay brings back memories of the arcades, slightly challenging without being ruthless about your mistakes as you learn how to play. The cars behave as you expect them to, for a game of this type.

Bonus points for the up to 4 players racing on the same machine (4-way split screen). Reminded me of Super Skidmarks on the Amiga! Lots of fun if you have your friends around!

And for this price tag? You can't go wrong with this game.

If you ever wanted to have a mash-up of all your childhood heroes in a beautiful pixelated game, then look no further. Broforce delivers, and even more so if you have a friend (or 3!) you can play with.

Retro-shoot 'em up, inspired by the good old times. Even has a retro-scanline effect that replicates the same visuals and feeling.

It's as hard as it should be (this most certainly IS your daddy's shooter) for this kind of game, without putting the user off entirely.

A visually impressive and promising game, let down by lack of support and glitches that will probably go unfixed.