I'VE CREATED A MONSTER (OF SOME SORTS)
The failed R-Type Spin-off: Bydo Factory.
RandomSpin can't just stop releasing shit. Yeah, looks like we're on a competition of "Who makes the saddest, most pathetic recycle project" in gaming, and RandomSpin is one of the contenders.
Just like Alien Engine, Cyber Engine and Steam Engine, Organic Engine is another addition to their "Engine" series where the key is -you guessed it!- reach 1 billion dollars. Unlike Steam Engine, you'll be clearing the game faster like both Alien and Cyber Engine as the money margin has the balance of its predecessors.
When the AllSpark fell on hands of the Bydo Empire.
After investing on bio-technologies and hitting the billion dollar mark, this is what you got: A closer look to your fully assembled monstrosity and the same result screens of Alien Engine and Cyber Engine. The same goes for your trophy progression which will be done once you've finish the game as it will grant you the game clear and the Platinum if you've unlocked everything else before finishing.
Graphically is a stepback from Steam Engine as it omits the nice scenery for a black void intending to be space. As the name of the game implies, the "Engine" is bio-technological but there's also non-biological things like crystals and the cube which breaks a little with the "Organic" concept of this monstrosity. The sound department uses a single dull, horror-like theme combined with gurgling noises to give the impression that this is a living organism that devours anything around it. Well, it devoured my dollar and 50 cents I've spent on this shit.
A massive missile attack supports Shizuka's words.
As usual, RandomSpin's latest work is pretty much of the same sandwich, except the bread is different. But still is another lame excuse of a game that tries to justify its existence with a few trophies.
Looks like we won't be seeing more of RandomSpin's turds for a while, at least by now.
No need to say this game is horrible after this.