Wizordum

This is an insanely fun retro fps. It's a joy to play from beginning to end, with an epic soundtrack. Nothing too fancy and no attempt is made to reinvent the fps, but judged on pure fun it's an enthusiastic recommend.

This fantasy boomer FPS is enjoyable enough, though the problem of playing it on dual screens means that your cursor cannot lock on the main monitor and will inadvertently cross over to the secondary monitor. I resolved this via Dual Monitor Tools. The variety of weapons is suifficient, and the enemy mobs both engaging and annoying (bloody banshees...), as are the secrets, which are well hidden enough and not easy to find without a guide. The developer certainly played into the nostalgia aspect enough, as you cannot jump in Wizordum, which can take time getting used to for those of us so accustomed to modern FPS mechanics. Of particular commendation is the game's soundtrack, which is arguably gorgeous and surprised me with its quality and depth. If Emberheart Games plans on releasing a DLC for Wizordum, and provided it is reasonably priced as the base game, then I might well get it. On my end, I was satisfied with the product, and save for the cursor issue, no complaints on my end.