Recent reviews by Alix

Made me feel like playing Mass Effect 2 for the first time again, where I just wanted to find and talk to every character as much as possible, and it was rewarding every time

I also had never properly played a DnD-style game before, but I got to grips with it pretty quick in BG3. Absolutely a 10/10 game.

Excellent arcade-platform-collect-em-up, the kind of game that gives you one seemingly simple mechanic (The Flip'O'Will) and manages to make it work in a buncha different ways so you're always looking around for stuff and thinking "I bet I can just barely reach that...".

Also runs very well on the Deck OLED

Clever, funny, and clearly made by people who love the genre and want to do it well

The videogame of all time. You could give this to anyone, gamer or not, and I guarantee they'd have a smile on their face by the end

Play this game for the addictive hack'n'slash gameplay, or play this game for the rare lucky OP builds, or play this game for the soundtrack, or play this game for the art, or play this game for the story, or play this game to simp for the hottest babes/hunks/hunky babes you could ask for

Note: I played the whole game with the Oculus Quest and Link.

Simply the best VR game ever made, and amongst the best games for any platform. The gold standard for interaction, storytelling, visuals, sound, puzzles, combat, everything in this game is stunning. Worth buying VR for, whatever device you can get your hands on.

Satisfying and fairly mechanically deep, even in an early state. Got a real sense of 'figuring out' what items benefit each survivor, and had fun figuring out the challenges to unlock said items - your runs look very different over time.

It's legitimately, unorinically great. It sets up the rules of play, and then throws them on their head.

And dear god the MUSIC hnngh YES

The game has one line that sums up everything.
"It's too bad you pissed your power away on high school drama."

Splendid build-a-thing-and-watch-it-go game. Reminiscent of KSP and Garry's Mod, it's incredibly fun and even though there's only one campaign (15 levels) right now it's well worth the price, especially for the sandbox mode.