Recent reviews by Insatiable Wrath

It's a fun game to play for around 15 minutes, however it is very, very limited.

The gameplay consists of you running to the left or right, killing enemies on the way (this is done automatically), provided you're strong enough to kill them. If you're not, either wait for your health to replenish, or run to the left or a previous level so you can grind.

There's only around 8 levels which loop with "increased difficulty", which really isn't, the enemies just have their stats increased so that you can, in turn, grind some more to be able to take them on.

It is a very easy game to 100% though, provided you have some patience to grind all the way to level 100 (prepare to run from one side to another)

If you got it for free like I have, go for it. Otherwise, avoid this.

A neat, short, and dark choose your own adventure story where you are an unknown farmer simply trying to survive from the terrible plague that is affecting the land you live in.

I really liked the art style they used for it, very minimalistic. Plus there are many things that will attempt to kill you in gory ways, so it's not as straightforward as you may think!

It's also free! Try it out.

Awesome neat little game, perfect to play on Halloween. Be prepared for a relatively, not too hard puzzle adventure with charming characters and story. It's free, too!

This is a visual novel about an anxiety antisocial college student attempting to cook oatmeal without being overly exposed. Yeah.

The artwork really didn't do it for me, Plus I absolutely hated the character and the dialogue. Really. I understand that social anxiety is a very real thing for some people and that it can leave them paralyzed in otherwise normal situations in life, but this girl... was infuriating with her constant whining. It's free but I wouldn't touch this again.

A short story of regrets that must reach a conclusion in the afterlife.

The twist was fairly obvious, the story slightly very "artsy" and pretentious as well, but it is free,and there are no real flaws with it, so give it a try.

1. Install this and make a desktop shortcut in a friend's computer with his Steam open.

2. Tell them it's a nice racing game and they should play it.

3. Laugh at their misfortune.

This game is an endless runner, meaning you will eventually lose, that is inevitable. However, how long do you think you can last?

You play as this pair of unknown rogues, one of you shoots purple pew-pews, the other rides into limbo, trying to escape the hordes of.. robot drones, that try to kill you by ramming into you apparently.

Whatever, it doesn't need to make sense, because it is actually really fun! Trying to survive up to 150 seconds was a fun challenge, and the music was pretty good as well!

I liked the art style for this game, and it reminded me of Limbo, with its dark and bleak atmosphere, but that was about it.

What was the point of this game? It was way too experimental for my taste. I felt like there was something missing in the story somewhere. If there's more to it in the future, it might be a cool prequel for what's to come, but as it is, it feels like a waste of time.

This was free, short, with alright graphics, sensible puzzles, and a creepy plot.

You're abandoned in this seemingly empty house by an unknown assailant, and you have to try to get out. That's it.

A downside to it is that some items you pick up have literally zero impact on the game, which may make you think you're missing out on parts of the game, which even though it does have alternate solutions and endings, a good thing, it does confuse you the first time playing it. The voice acting isn't great, but again, it's free, and I've heard worse from fully priced games too.

This game could be some casual fun, were it not for the fact that you can die randomly. The .io games are based around collecting points and screwing other players over your large trails that increase as you gobble up points (think mobile phone Snake, but multiplayer), but when the game arbitrarily feels like sabotaging your entire progress, what's the point?

Avoid.