Recent reviews by M4rt1nV

An excellent sequel to Hades. Very much *more* of the game, with a new protagonist with her own handling in it. It took some time to click, but since it has, it's great!

A cool in development idle game where you (slowly) fight back against aliens, turning their technology against them!

An extremely satisfying combination of zen riding through nature, and controller-flinging trial riding through nature. Diverse locales to ride through, fun routes to explore, shortcuts to find and improve upon. An all-round blast!

Man, I really wanted this to be better, but there's just a too many problems with it.

The inventory management is far too limited in what you can vs how much you want to do
The enemies feel *very* inconsistent. They all seem to have on-hit damage, but some also do extra, ranged attacks (spells, or charges), some of these have area warnings, some don't making it hard to see and avoid the ones that don't
In the too small arenas it's hard to outrun//manoeuvre your enemies, that very easily catch up to you
It felt very slow to get going in the few runs that I did and never really seemd to hit any kind of escalation point, it mostly just felt 'eh'. Especially because of the limited inventory management.

Everything I could want in a Remake. Takes the OG Risk of Rain, and expands and improves upon everything it is/was.

A very interesting twist on the Survivor-type genre where your power comes not just from your weapons/character(s), but how they can work together. Really looking forward to the full release!

An incredible low-entry Roguelike/lite with immense replayability and a good learning curve.

In broad strokes it's real fun, but in the fine details it just drops so many balls.

Whelp, one NPC killed all my shop NPCs after I had to get through a long section I couldn't get out of, ♥♥♥♥ this.

Very amusing in the way a good B-film is amusing. Hits the right balance of taking itself serious and yet not to really hit that sweet spot.

"Oooh shiny!"

Is the best way to describe Sable. Go out into a giant open world filled with random things to find, and be guided by what you can find in the world.