GigaBash

Heaven Dust 2 successfully builds upon the foundation laid by its predecessor, offering a thrilling survival horror experience reminiscent of classic Resident Evil games. The game impresses with its chibi-style graphics, engaging story, and well-optimized gameplay. The inclusion of various difficulty levels, playthrough unlocks, and exploration elements contributes to its replay value. The game doesn't overstay its welcome, and its a nice affordable game to the time, beatable in a single sitting.

I can tell this game is great, even though I'm dreadful at playing it. I'm reminded of childhood favorites Rampage and War of the Monsters — but also of the far more recent Ruckus, a delightful little kaiju brawler published to MediaMolecule's Dreams. Recommended to anyone who likes picking up entire buildings and hurling them at friends.

There is a lot about GigaBash that speaks to me as a lifelong kaiju fan. The visuals, the Titan designs, the pick-up-and-play ease of the controls, the level variety, the lore, it’s all top-notch and easy to gush about. If you can consistently get three other people to you locally in the action, you’re going to get a lot out of this game. If that’s not realistic for you, know that it can still be a pretty fun time even if you’re not getting the optimal experience.