Recent reviews by BobJustBob

What if Peggle played itself and you got to watch?

More brain-melting logic goodness. The variants are mostly harder this time around, but that's balanced out by the new "free hint" feature which allows you to use a hint once every few minutes without ruining a perfect rating (which is required for unlocks). The hints are great for helping you learn how to solve variants or getting you unstuck after you've been staring at the board and just can't find where the next move is, but in the first game you could never use them because you need those perfects. Now you can!

There are levels where you dig through an insect hive, and each destroyed hive block spawns a fly to attack you. You get swarmed by dozens of them at a time. I had a run on one of these levels where I got perks for: explosive bullets, explosions cause shrapnel, and enemies explode when killed. The insect hives were obliterated before I could even see them, and I flew down through screen after screen empty of everything except my own explosive shrapnel.

This is a good game.

Sudoku with hexadecimal digits and a few extra rules. Takes a bit to learn the rules and the strategies for solving puzzles, but once you do it's not really any more difficult than regular Sudoku. But if other people saw you doing it, they'd probably think you're a genius.

Offers an unlimited amount of auto-generated puzzles of two sizes and four difficulties, plus daily and weekly puzzles, plus unlockable skins. It's what you want in game like this: endless puzzles, simple interface, no extra payments, no cruft.

I bought it three days ago.

It's what I wanted the township mode in Melvor Idle to be.

There's one space on this small board that you should know is or is not a mine. You have all the clues in front of you. You've been staring for ten minutes. Why can't you find it? Draw on the board some more, find a binary choice and play out both options, see if one leads to an invalid board or if they both tell you the same answer for some spaces. No, that told you nothing. Which spaces are most likely to be consequential to the solution? Try them all. You'll find it eventually, and hopefully you'll recognize the situation in the future and can skip the extended hypotheticals. Wait, you don't see the next move. What are you missing? Maybe you should take a break and let your brain rest.

Does that sound like fun? Then get this game.

Desert Golfing with better ball physics, more varied holes, and a uniquely procedurally generated course for each player makes this an easy sell, especially since it's cheaper than a hamburger.

It's like a cross between Factorio and A Kingdom For Keflings.