Reviews

Interesting idea and style, but gameplay is unfinished and not great

Good incremental game about mining rocks and upgrading your ship

Terribly made bullet-hell shooter

Terrible game. Interface is buggy and utterly bad

Badly made game. Developers really need UI/UX specialist

Good addictive minimalistic game about gathering and mixing resources from enemies

Good balatrolike with claw machine

Clunkily made platformer with some interesting idea, but execution of the idea is bad

Good vampiresurvivorslike. Bit dark and not so great UI

Mediocre 8-bit bullet hell game

Small game about finding cats - nothing special

Nice small text puzzle game.

«Sit back and relax» «That ending!»

Good incremental mix of digging game and tower defending shooter. Bit grindy

Woke rhythm-JRPG about music and blue haired lesbians.

GOOD

Great minimalistic tower defence with the mechanic of wiring modules to your weapons

Good

Samson had everything to be a winner on paper: an open-world action-adventure with brutal melee fights, intense driving, and a dirty, violent city called Tyndalston. Developed by Liquid Swords (ex-Just Cause / Mad Max team), it promised a raw experience close to Sleeping Dogs or a grittier GTA. I went in with real expectations after the trailers. Unfortunately, after just a few hours, I had to stop. Nothing clicked. The combat and driving never felt satisfying, and the flow was off. It’s rare for me to drop a game this early, but I simply couldn’t continue. It’s a shame because the premise was strong and the atmosphere had potential. Maybe it’ll work better for others, but for me Samson was a big disappointment right from the start. Full French review: https://rogueh24.fr/test-du-jeu-samson/

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