Recent reviews by Oath

Fantastic, claustrophic, frenzied arena action. Requires your full focus every second, and rewards you well for it. Great concept, great execution.

Ties Disco Elysium for best cop game

The addition of books you can trust really takes the series to new heights!!

Played and beat in one sitting. Total playtime around 60 minutes, a little over maybe.

+ It's a lovely little indie puzzle game.
+ Really nice presentation - efficient illustrations and wonderful modelled objects. The lighting when fixing items is especially well done, flickering slightly in a painterly style over the scene.
+ Great and to the point minimalist gameplay. Everything is well laid out and you get an appropriate amount of help to pick things apart, fix them, and put them back together. It's a game that makes you feel like you're doing really well from the get go.
+ Fantastic audio mixing, especially during the vignettes that sandwich each level. It builds a cozy atmosphere and illustrates the quiant town very efficiently. For some reason, it reminds me of the first two Broken Sword games and how the narration and background audio set the scene in those games.
+ Good voice acting and music.
~ Story and writing feel a bit cheesy, but they gets the job done.
~ There could be more challenge and more complex objects.
~ The levels each feel a bit short, and put together it's a brief experience that left me wanting more.

Fun indie puzzler! Reminded me a lot of Katamari Damacy in tone and gameplay - very relaxing and humorous.

Not very challenging and quite short (beat in about 1h 30m, collecting roughly half the achievements), but for me well worth the price.

Other rougelike arena brawlers, such as Nuclear Throne and Binding of Isaac, does everything this game wants to do - but better.

While nice to look at, the art style makes the game harder to play and controls leave a lot to be desired, making you feel like you aren't in full of your character. With polish, this could be a really fun game.

Fast paced competition with excellent system design, and a ridiculously high skill cap.

Lovely storytelling and mood, springing from Emily Carroll's excellent illustrations and writing. A bit repetetive, but overall very enjoyable.

Fun and replayable little action game, with many power-ups and characters to combine and master.

Smooth and very jazzy indeed.