Recent reviews by Rapti

I love the artstyle, I love the music, and I love the gameplay

Fantastic. The controls feel great and the graphics are beautiful. Definitively a must-play.

According to Steam, I finished this game in roughly 33 hours. That number contains a few hours of idling on the pause screen, but what it doesn't contain are the countless hours I spent thinking about it while not actually playing. I had trouble falling asleep at night because of it.
It is incredibly well thought-out. All the details fit together perfectly. It is full of creative ideas and very unique in a lot of ways.

This game is a strong contestant for being the best game of my life. The sad thing is that you'll only ever be able to play it once in your life, unless you can somehow manage to forget 100 % of it. Staying away from spoilers, not looking things up, and not watching Let's Plays is more important than ever. The save file location is your brain.

TIS-100 with lasers instead of coding

Absolutely fantastic.

A lovely game full of modern references.

A great and unique puzzle game! If you feel it's too easy or too short, remember to pick up the free DLC which has a lot of great additional levels.

A fun little couch co-op game

This is a very fun and unique experience. It starts out pretty easy, but it gradually becomes trickier the smaller you get. Eventually, you need to put stuff in front of the tables to climb on, but because moving stuff around also gets harder, you have to plan ahead.
The game's difficulty is incredibly customizable as there's a slider for pretty much every aspect of the game, but there are a few presets as well of course. You can even have some fun entering custom names for the chemicals.
The game is easy to pick up and it does not take long to understand the basics. Unfortunately, there's no campaign mode or anything like that, so the game becomes repetitive rather quickly. Definitely worth checking out, but don't expect to be hooked for more than a few hours.

I also think this game might work very well in VR, but that's unfortunately not supported at the time of writing.

Offers a nice new twist to the existing portal mechanics. Definitely worth checking out. It's free after all!