Minigames have long been a recurring notion on ROBLOX; it all started in the classics of ROBLOX, with Multi Minigames, then Ripull adapted the minigame genre to make Ripull Minigames, and now Team K's rendition of a mini game mania. But within the first few minutes of playing MiniGame Mania, the typical minigame feeling immediately dissipates. Aft
Silence Review
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
The ROBLOX community might not have delivered many psychological and survival horror classics, but the next best thing might just be Silence. This deep first-person survival horror–adventure game sparked the community with its great design, impeccable audio cues and hand-crafted dialog has made Silence one of the finest games by ROBLOX developer,
Risky Strats Review
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
An army awaits at your need just beyond the "play" button, but you are ready! You must do everything you can to conquer your area and protect it from oncoming armies supplied by other users of your server. A map full of a color is your vision, and you must make that happen! And if all else fails, you've always got that command "/forfeit" which wil
Confined Review
Monday, January 12, 2015
From the moment you click play and is drawn into the relaxing '90s house of Brandon's older brother's, it's evident that you're in for a different experience. This is not the game you would see in the front page before and even after Confined was made. Developers, tyridge77, Stroudie and Legoman654, has reinvented the slow recovery of the survival
Hotel Review
Monday, January 12, 2015
Hotel is not a game that solely relies on its jumpscares. In fact, it's the complete opposite. The slow, driven and foreshadowing backstory sets your mind racing at every step. Much of this is helped by the great use of audio and impeccable atmosphere throughout the game, so gloomy. If it wasn't for the overused story, forgettable character names,
RED44_SATYR44 Review
Monday, January 12, 2015
It turns out RED44_SATYR44 is not a game on skills, and in-game it makes a lot of sense. You're not a superhero, nor a cop. You're merely a programmer. As a programmer, you don't possess many skills that helps to fend off monsters such as AI's haunting Chimera AI Innovation. You can't shoot them, you can't hit them, you just have to run and hide f
A Lucid Dream Review
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
A Lucid Dream relies on a single premise. As the name suggests, you are reeled into the world of your dreams. It then uses that premise to create a great 2.5D platformer that will not be forgotten in a long time. The lack of story in this game is balanced out with the great score and amazing environment.
8GREAT
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BLOXikins: The Revival
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
Hello BLOXikins readers,
I am Sxerks3, the founder of BLOXikins. I will be updating the blog regularly, and will be up and running smoothly. Sorry for the long wait, I have been really busy with real life situations, so I'm glad to finally be spending time reviewing games etc.
Once again, sorry!