DREADTOME

Well, it's a free student made game that's very short and fun to play. It also has some annoying glitches like walls you can't pass through without restarting. There's only one weapon unless you find the hidden rocket launcher. There are some mind bending portals that really make the game interesting, and the ability to use the "force" to knock enemies back is awesome. I enjoyed playing it but it doesn't have the depth or length needed to call it great. For a free game it's fantastic, though.

Free game that gives you a good amount of entertainment for, well, free. Tldr; Simple 45-minute game that gives you a pretty good bang for your buck considering that it's free PROS + Surprisingly polished free game + Doesn't overstay its welcome with bloat + Easy to clear, easy to 100% + The controls are surprisingly tight and responsive gunplay CONS - You move slower than Regigigas with slow start, and even sprinting feels slow - Small game that's little more than four mid-sized arenas. Don't expect a full game, rather expect what's kind of a "tech demo" of sorts - I can see why the protagonist is a silent one. The moment he gets chatty in the secret mode, he's almost unbearable. Think early 2000s surfer dude. It's hard to complain about a game like this because it's free, and surprisingly polished. Although, I'd go into it thinking of it as more of a demo than anything. Pretty good, all things considered. It achieves pretty well what it was aiming to do, which is to grade the students that worked on it, and make a free little distraction for gamers. I'd argue that if they ever wanted to further polish and make this into a full release, they could quite easily. 8/10 Achieves quite well what it's trying to do.