Recent reviews by Edicatax

A honestly insane amount of high quality content for a game that is (I was shocked to discover when going to write this review) still in early access! A great survival crafting experience with light horror elements that features very limited grind.

Quite possibly the best thing to ever come out of the UK.

An incredibly fun turn-based tactics puzzler. Figuring out how to get every confidence goal is a fantastic brain teaser and all of the characters are appropriately colourful and fun to use. A full campaign playthrough - getting most confidence goals on the way - took me about 20 hours, so I'd say it's well worth the purchase even at full price! If you don't want to take the plunge initially though, the demo is fantastic and is a great introduction to the gameplay, story, and characters.

I recommend this game if you want a decently simple puzzle game about decoding languages that is very good about alternating between making you feel really dumb and then incredibly smart. It's about 8-10 hours of gameplay. There is a demo which does a good job of showcasing the main mechanic without showing too much of the game, but unfortunately progress (at least mine) doesn't carry over to the main game so you'll have to replay some.

I'm particularly impressed by how well the game pulls off giving you all the information to solve a puzzle in a sort of drip feed, where sometimes you have to move past a bunch of gibberish to find a clue that lets you decipher the key glyph that allows you to go back and connect all the dots you couldn't before. Every new area (and language) feels distinct and is interesting on its own but made better by the surrounding areas and the story that isn't so much told as shown through negative space - you interact with the inhabitants of the world and the backstory of that world slowly comes out as you interact with more and more people.

The most zen Lovecraftian horror game I've ever played.

Short and sweet stealth game.

Played it when it first came out, loved it. Came back for Mistlands, still love it. The graphical style is in my opinion incredibly well-executed; the low-poly models and low-res textures allow the amazing lighting and weather effects engines to really shine. Experiencing a storm in the middle of the ocean is a feeling I've yet to experience in any other game.

Very fun. Workshop support adds some real gems to the already excellent developer-created array of escape rooms in the base game, and it's more fun (and chaotic!) with friends.

A fun game. I enjoy that there is some variation in responsibilities; sometimes the hacker has to help the agent, and sometimes it is the other way around.

Very fun game. The combat system is built in such a way that every player is useful, and the different characters with wildly different skillsets means that the game still plays well in a group of mixed experience. An absolute blast in co-op.