Recent reviews by Kokoloko

Pros:

- Decent graphics
- Eerie atmosphere
-Some nice little more subtle scares that got me good
-Conceptually neat ending
- Quick pacing, short playtime, straight to the point

Neutral:

- A goofy jumpscare attempt early on, entertaining but immersion-breaking

Cons:

- The game is too dark, one of the items I only discovered by chance; another one I had to look up because it was swallowed by pitch-black darkness
- Very basic and weird chain of "puzzle"-solving
- Obnoxiously loud and cheap audio-jumpscare
- Suuuper silly and hard to take serious dialogue at the end, sounds like someone with a stuffed nose pitched to oblivion

And yet, for a free little 20 minute horror game with a cool finale, apparently done by one person, I still most definitely recommend this. (6.5/10)

No idea what was happening or if there was even supposed to be any kind of narrative, but some of the environments were very atmospheric or pretty; the sound design and way of tweaking the score of each level to your own liking was great and even without any secrets or achievements etc. this is well worth it when discounted to less than a buck. 7(-)/10

I NEED SPACE
SPACE NEEDS ME

Really fun and original way to promote your music, especially because that album/EP really struck a chord with me; several memories and hooks stuck in my head and some tracks just go hard as ♥♥♥♥. Beautiful production and songwriting, too bad the game only took me 17 minutes to beat while the actual release goes 9 minutes longer than that - bit few more levels would've been appreciated, also please release the lyrics of your tape, I really dig it and listen on Spotify near-daily.
Highly recommended! 8/10

Lovely little 20 min title about nostalgia and letting go, starting anew and dealing with the hardships of life to move on. Nothing spectacular, but the lighting is great, the style accomplished and the runtime wisely chosen. 6.5/10

Really cool project, nicely done and free indie title that takes you half an hour to (potentially) solve a forest ranger murder.

Slick, smooth, colourful design with a style somewhere between a children's playground, 70's esoterics and art gallery-vibes.
The "puzzles" are extremely simple and if you're looking for challenging gameplay you've come to the wrong game, but I thoroughly enjoyed my 30 minutes with this polished, creative and slightly mysterious title.
My only complaint is that it's possible to leave in the wrong direction at the end of the ride, which meant I had to restart the whole room because I couldn't get back in :( 8/10

My favourite free mini-game experiences are both tense, technically competent and funny and this hit all three marks in a few minutes.

Veery promising and cool concept, veery trashy and underbaked and kinda misguided execution. The animations are too slow, fogging the whole board means the player needs to have good RNG or explore the whole damn thing, the whole walking between chair/cabinet/board animations are unneccessary, there's way too much bone sticking out of the hacked off fingers - a minor detail in other games, yet not one in this particular title - the creature is not scary at all and the decks are way too big.

And yet, there is potential here it just all needs to happen quicker to be more snappy, have more an impact and immediate response - hoping for a worthwile "Buckshot Roulette"-acolyte.

Enough has been written about this ominous, cronenbergian deconstructionist meta-feverdream so after replaying it today, I'm just here to simply tell you to give it a try if you haven't yet because you're missing out on something pretty slick, funny, mysterious, purposeful and almost perfect. 9/10

Simplistic and janky and sometimes unresponsive, I still wished there were more levels because I would've played them all <3 Very fun little skateboarding game!