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 water racing game with busty schoolgirls and monotonous gameplay.
An interactive fiction game about learning enough to save the world and building a life you're happy with.
A free, short, and chill perspective-based puzzle game.
A moody dialog-heavy 2D platformer with a relatable story and fiddly physics.
A competent but brief rhythm game with an electronica soundtrack - much of which must be unlocked first.
A simple and relaxing color-sorting toy.
A mysterious game of choice and consequence with multiple endings but a lot of interface friction.
A short and mostly-chill game that plays a bit like an inverted Katamari Damacy and feels a bit like Untitled Goose Game.
A challenging and polished action RPG and puzzle platformer with a well-told story of friendship.
A low-pressure life sim with more customization than the series has ever had but with design constraints that are still likely to stress out completionists.