Recent reviews by WhittJS

Very cool game. I didn't "get it" until the 4th chapter really, so just stick with it! Highly recommend taking in-game notes on everything you see so you can more easily make connections. I didn't figure that out until much later.

If you like zach-likes, you'll probably have a good time with this one. This game is mainly about building finite state machines, which provides frustrating limitations at times. The puzzles vary wildly in difficulty... I wish it was more well-balanced. The story was mediocre, not a reason to buy it.

This game RULES. Most fun I've ever had playing an action game. The comic book whimsy is on point and the gameplay is so punchy. Highly recommend!

P.S. This game has wonderful integration with the DualSense haptic motors. If you have one, play this game with it!!

After 100%ing this game, I love it to death! It's so clearly a passion project and I can feel all of the team's personality come through. My one gripe is that you need to play the game ~6 times to 100% it. That derives from there being too many difficulties and getting S rank on the high difficulties not trickling down to the low difficulties. There are 3 incredibly fun gamemodes outside of the main story... the completionist route should focus on those!

Overall 10/10 game. I would not have played it so many times through if it was not this good.

What a wonderful puzzle game that doesn't overstay its welcome. Kept things new with mechanics and a pretty good story too. Just the right amount of difficulty. Highly recommend!

Astonishing cat motion capture and great cinematic environments. You'll probably have the best experience if you don't play many video games and love cats. If you fall outside of that category, I would wait for it to go on a steep sale if you still want to play.

my favorite part was when he said "I am the elden ring."


If you enjoy the endless opportunity of open-world buildcrafting this game offers, you'll love it. I tend to prefer linear games with more curation of experience, and this was no exception. I really never felt on-par for the difficulty. If you haven't yet, go play Sekiro. All in all, lovely experience despite the difficulty gripes.

A beautiful little story told through a casual puzzle game. Heart-warming and wonderful.

This is hands-down the best a sequel can get. It's iterated on the previous title in every way. 10/10 I haven't yet finished, but everything I've played thus far has been fantastic.

Edit: I've played much more of the game now and it's still an amazing experience. There are so many epiphany moments to be had and the story has so many interweaving characters with a gripping narrative, which was completely unexpected for me. 2023 GOTY

My one and only gripe with this game is that you can't revert to an old save like you can in TTP1... If you're going to have missable content, let us revert our save.

Disappointed in the lack of new content due to a sequel on the Epic Store. This gets repetitive and there's a lot of friction in the UI for a game that should be very smooth and relaxing. The sequel looks like it improves upon the formula but sadly is an EGS exclusive.

To preface, I'm playing on a 1080ti and a 10700K, mostly on patch 6. I loved absolutely everything about the story and the new gameplay mechanics, they were engaging and fun while avoiding the sequel trope of resetting you back to level 0. However, the performance even after 6 patches is inexcusable... it's like they skipped the QA phase of development; no wonder they were able to get it out in 3 years. During gameplay I had enemies glitch through the map and visual bugs out the wazoo, ruining many story beats. Not to mention the low FPS in many sections of the game. At this point in time, I can't recommend this game. I hope they really bring it home with the final entry of the the trilogy, and spend some solid time making a working $70 product.