Aztec God Review

Honestly said, I haven't played more than 5 games made with Game Maker, that hold me on the computer for more than 10 or 15 minutes. Well, Aztec God is among this games. I played for about 20 minutes and reached the 18th level. When I started the game and read the stroy I tought: "Not bad story". It isn't bad at all. Nothing that special, but at least it's not of those I see in every game or film. When I got to the main menu, I started the first level and started playing. I liked the graphics a lot! The effects were really nicely-done, but what I liked most were the zombies. I was about to laugh when I saw them, just like a lego figures. With big heads, funny faces... And the way they took apart when the ball smashed them... am I playing Lego Star Wars! I loved this! But the music and the surrounding didn't match the zombies and fun at all. The soundtrack was like from a horror game, and the surrounding - black almost everywhere. I think it would be much more fun if the game had some more humour in it. The game physics were perfect. And the obstacles I had to move the ball through fit the graphics excellent. Speards, cool-looking fire, holes in the ground and so on. But after some time of playing I noticed a big disadvantage in the game - same objects all the time! The ground and walls, the players, music and everything else, except for some obstacles were the same all the time. Well, yeah, I didn't play all 30 levels, but I guess it's the same in all levels. Overall, I had some fun playing, but I don't think I could play for more than 30, 40 minutes, because, as I said, there is lack of variety.