Останні рецензії користувача Good Iron

classic linear FPS experience. Besides the choppy audio during cutscenes, this played really well on the SteamDeck. I played this every lunch break and found it to be perfectly paced. There were some storytelling elements that i found unique to the game that freshen things up every now and then. For the price I would say this was a worth it pick up. Even for someone who only played the story and not the other modes.

Great puzzle game. It is pretty straightforward, but keeps it fresh with each world introducing a new mechanic to play with. I really appreciate that the hint system does not limit you in anyway. Yes it defeats the purpose of a puzzle game, but sometimes I hit a wall and just need to get through the level to refresh my brain!

A satisfying snack-size game for a snack priced game.

This is a soft thumbs up for me. I played "American Arcadia" and really enjoyed my time with that game, so I wanted to try out the developer's previous game.

The game looks really good. I spent a good time just walking around taking screenshots. Speaking of walking, since this is for the most part a walking simulator, your movement speed is pretty decent. The puzzle difficulty depends on you exploring the environment and finding the appropriate note, an in-world brief/incomplete how-to, for that puzzle. Maybe it was due to fatigue, but the difficulty really spikes up at the later chapters that I had to look them up. This is nitpicky, but I almost had to put the game down due to the ladder animation. The animation takes so long that it abruptly slows down an already pretty slow game.

If you like The Rooms series, this is more of that. At times it has the same problems as The Rooms game where I felt lost and the way to progress is just click all over the place until you find a hidden interactable on the object's corner detail. The puzzles range from "put this thing in another thing" to "ok this is the solution to another puzzle, now math it out to match the solution". I admit I did lose some patience with how some of the puzzles is constructed. I already know the solution, it was getting to it that I do not find fun. Luckily the game offers two types of hints. One shows you where to go next and the other will skip that puzzle step all together.

If you have completed all The Rooms game, pick this up when it is on sale

I very much enjoyed this game. The gameplay during the side scrolling was pretty simple, at times it was literally just hold right and listen to dialogue. However, I could not stop taking screenshots during those sequences! There was a sense of scale and depth displayed during the platforming portion of the game that I rarely get in these "2.5D" games. The FPS side of the game was more escape-the-roomesque. You have a puzzle/obstacle in front of you, now explore your environment to get clues to solve that puzzle. One moment stood out to me that I hoped the game did more was at the end of chapter 2 where you play as both characters.

A movie length game for a chill weekend morning. The voice acting is very well done and the character art is so charming. Each character sounds exactly like how I would imagine they sound like if they spoke English. The investigation is pretty straightforward and if you do get lost there is a very helpful hint system to guide you to the solution. Looking forward to more Duck Detective games (hopefully with more puns!)

Satisfying jigsaw puzzle. I really enjoyed the base game, but that new game+ mode is brutal! I commend those that has the patience to complete that mode.

After a Divinity 2 playthrough, I fired this up as a palate cleanser game. It is actually pretty decent! I played through it on hard and found the difficulty to be fairly balanced. You do become really powerful around mid-game with ways to refresh your APs, but I like bordering on being OP. While there are dialogue options in the game, don't expect too much from it, this is all about the combat. It is a fairly straightforward "shot %" type of game with half/full cover like X-COM. When you are not in combat you are traversing through the arena in real-time solving lite-puzzles, navigating traps, and occasionally being ambushed. If there is a second game, I would like to see destructible environments and some more verticality in future maps.

I was expecting a straightforward Cooking Mama type of game, but there is some puzzle element too. The best part about the game is the sound design. I swear I could feel the steam hit my face and smell the frying foods! I only wish the dialogue were voiced and spoken in Tamil.