Recent reviews by Plooplookske

A wonderful puzzle game that offers a lot of content to its players, especially for it to be free!

A Matter of Principle is a VN centralizing a historical figure named Gavrilo Princip, an individual indirectly causing a war which affected the world at large. Here we see him at his childhood all up to his legacy and what made this person to become who he was. This visual novel has a couple of grammar mistakes, leading me to be a bit confused at the events I was viewing. I believe these will be fixed in no time anyway. I feel AMOP could have been a bit better by having each chapter the same exact attention, although most of them are accompanied by a question and multiple answers if that is your sort of thing. The art is alright, drawings done by pen or similar tools are always great.

Tet does an artistically sweet peak into Vietnamese cuisine. This Warioware-like is decently done but the elements aren't used very much due to it running off quickly. The whole purpose here is the education, nothing can go wrong with that no?

For my first played game released on the current new year, Evacuation takes that spot! Sooo, what can I say about this? To be expected, this was short-lasting but the plot of it all was very straightforward. That will make tasks clear such as repairing a tower in order to move a different area so you can evacuate. I cannot judge too much on HL mods since this is my second one (With Entropy: Zero 2 as my first) being completed, and that is the total amount in present time.

Simply enjoyable! You get what you see, gunplay feels satisfying enough, what is not to love?

Anxiety-inducing: The Game. This, without a question, was immensely creative from David himself. He never fails to give me a long-lasting impression of what I just witnessed.

A bit late to the party but this has been fantastic so far, and I have no doubt it will not continue to be so! Wish RDR2 had Steam Deck support though...

It's not great being the biggest jerk alive for a few seconds.

An amazing depiction of show, don't tell.

Thank you, RGG.