Reviews
Reviews of the games we play, aiming to quickly encapsulate the game’s essence and quirks. Most games have an audience; our goal is for the review to make it clear to you whether you are part of a game’s audience - even if we aren’t.
A brief but charming action adventure with relaxed atmosphere and varied gameplay, marred somewhat by a few difficulty spikes.
A simple and approachable 3D collectathon platformer that won't be a challenge for genre veterans but has a lot of charm.
A bigger and better sequel that fully replaces its predecessor with more content, more polish, and the ability to play co-op.
A short, slightly unpolished game with a strong core. Fans of 2D collectathon platforming are likely to enjoy this one - just don’t go in expecting an epic or a masterpiece.
A well-executed precision platformer with an uplifting story and impressive accessibility options. If you enjoy this genre of gameplay or you want to overcome a difficult but fair challenge to prove to yourself that you can, this game is for you.
A charming and funny stealth game with an unfortunate difficulty spike at the end.
A satisfying bite-sized RPG that needs just a bit more approachability to be a perfect gateway game.
A satisfying bite-sized RPG that needs just a bit more approachability to be a perfect gateway game.
Moody and beautiful, but too unreadable to be a good rhythm game and too interruptive to be a good interactive album.
Bigger and better than the first one, and an excellent blend of the creative expression of a building game wrapped in the story and characterization of an RPG.