Recent reviews by Alain

Minesweeper like Zen.

Fantastic!
Free!
Fresh!
Finish, the!

An unconventional meta-game.

As long as the tags (currently attached right now) Indie, Puzzle, Psycho-horror, experimentell don't give you a bad gut feeling, you'll love it!

Art.

You'll love or like it if you prefer unconvential stuff.
Liking David Lynch might be a good indicator.

Gets better with each episode.

This game is awesome. It is beatiful. It is calm. Makes you think and lets your mind wander.

You literally are a housekeeper and do housekeeper work by walking around in a large flat. It is the story about a military coup in the background that evolves and keeps you interested - also a sort of love story starts.

From a technical standpoint it is not very polished and requires quite some Ooompf for the actual graphics you'll see.

Anyhow.

If you are mostly into AAA titles, you might be totally bored. On the other hand, if you are interested in alternative and creative new concepts (do you like the sundance festival?), go for it!

Nice story. Sort of "The Wolf Among us" in 16Bit Optik. Story is beeing told without words. Price / Playtime ratio is a bit high.

Powerful Pictures and Story. Heartbreaking. If you are open for stories, you'll cry.

The game itself is quite easy and with 6-7 hours not overly long, but also not very expensive. The game mechanic is similar to "The Cave", just the puzzles are easier due to more limited space. Overall the puzzles are lightweight.
Just one puzzle seemed incomprehensible - I did not find any clear hint what to do with the suspenders in the PoW, but that is one puzzle in the whole game - and I might have overseen the actual hint.

It tells a storie about different persons in the war, nicely interweaving historical facts and historical livestyle in the trenches.

The bad side: UPlay DRM and no Achievement integration in Steam.

Wow.

Massive fun.

Nice Movie, but it is completely about DoTa - and thus it basically is an advertisement.

Beware the Movie does NOT touch the topic of the business model "Free to Play".