Reviews
Reviews of the games I play, aiming to quickly encapsulate the game’s essence and quirks. Most games have an audience; my goal is for the review to make it clear to you whether you are part of a game’s audience (whether or not I am).
A narrative adventure set in the Star Trek universe with compelling characters and decisions to make along with some flaws in story and gameplay.
A flawed but promising take on Sonic as an open-world game.
A light-hearted murder mystery visual novel punctuated by an auto-runner minigame.
A Lovecraftian-themed comedic RPG with monochrome stick-figure art and surprisingly good music and sound effects.
A streamlined but flashy shoot 'em up with roguelite elements.
A triumphant leap by the pink puff into full 3D.
A cinematic platformer with a great dark story, weak combat, and uneven puzzle design.
A game that starts as a creepy roguelike deck-builder but which turns out to have a lot of surprises and tricks up its sleeve.
A daily spelling puzzle game that builds on Wordle's foundation.
A daily spelling puzzle game that started an explosion of innovation.