Recent reviews by Bubsy 3D

Pony Island it may look like, but Pony Island it is not. It's a Sokoban game with an odd aesthetic, and nothing more. Not gonna rip on it too badly, as 2 hours entertainment for the price point isn't *bad*, I was just expecting something more than pushing boxes around.

Updated review, post hot-fixes (previous review left below the line)

Considerably fewer gameplay bugs now, though some quest bugs that have apparently been present for *years* in Early Access are still present. Nothing game-breaking so far, but there have been several quests I've been unable to complete due to known, and unsolved issues. Character stat display errors are all still present even after the hotfixes, so I can only recommend playing if you're already familiar with DnD mechanics and know when the game is getting it wrong. Slow HDD mode simply doesn't work - possibly isn't actually implemented - but shifting the game over to an SSD has resolved the texture and cutscene issues, at least.

Despite all this, I am having a good time with the game, and I can recommend it if you can look past the careless UI mistakes and hesitance to fix years-old, known issues.
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Incredibly buggy and lacking in polish. Should have spent a little more time in development. Can't recommend buying this until the bugs are ironed out - crashes, falling through the world, textures failing to load, actors failing to animate, display errors on stat calculations... It's borderline unplayable in the current state. Wait for a fix, or a hefty discount.

More fun and less difficult than it looks!

It's new* Ace Attorney!! If you've ever liked another AA game you'll like this. You also don't need to have played any of the others, as it's set at an entirely different time. Jump in here, or at AA1. Whatever you fancy.

*(newly localised**)

**(newly OFFICIALLY localised)

Played for 10 minutes over the free weekend. Game mechanics are even less comprehensible than the convoluted screenshots would imply. No tutorial, and the barely-readable text cannot be enlarged.

Try this if you enjoyed the Telltale stuff.

It's still good