10/10
An upgrade to the well-known game of Russian roulette, making it far more engaging by having more randomized variables and additional tactics that we can implement apart from just shooting yourselves in succession. Mike Klubnika's unique art style for his games is also very clearly expressed here in all aspects from the visuals to the sounds which I am a big fan of. Every action has a snappy sound effect, the environment is full of odd contraptions with their own mechanical noises, and all the while there is high-BPM techno music playing in the background which adds to the intensity of the scene where the game takes place. Mike Klubnika's execution of low-poly models and low resolution textures is an example to how this artistic style should be approached in games. Despite by design having less pixels and more simplistic geometry to work with, you can still tell that there was significant effort put into every model making the graphics feel like an intentional art style choice rather than a product of some sort of limitation. Additionally, the choice of low-poly models and low resolution textures works well with horror genres as it adds to the grittiness of the atmosphere without risking messing with the mood as much as its opposite graphical art style, realism. You can play with other players or against an unknown being in a dimly lit backroom inside an eroded building where a rave is taking place and for a very generous price of just 3 dollars.

8/10
Classic and personally nostalgic arcade taxi simulator. The music selection is great unless you don't like punk rock. The concept and execution is comical and fun as you barrel down streets through cars and people getting your passenger to their destination as fast as possible. The game offers both casual game-play and tough infuriating challenges. Doesn't get the 10/10 due to the buggy physics, outdated graphics, and lacking some sort of online leader-board (like in the arcade) but except for the last part I would argue it is part of the game's charm.