Recent reviews by eddy

Make sure to unlock the Challenges, because that's where the Real Balatro begins.

Do you enjoy the tactical combat of say a Baldur's Gate 3? In fact, do you wish you could do more combat and less talking and romancing and all that fluff? Can you live without the highest production values, if the combat and core game is really good? Then... This game is probably for you. Clear skies citizen!

The huge Quality of Life improvements over playing the originals makes this three-pack of classic CRPG goodness well worth it for old fans and new players alike.

Super-relaxing adventure for all ages. Complete it in 4-5 enjoyable hours.

One of the Best Games of 2019.

Groundhog day puzzle adventure with good mechanics, music, graphical style all-around enjoyable writing and story. You can complete it in about 7-8 hours.

Their "TTG account" login stuff is broken, and the game doesn't have a frame limiter so it runs at 500+fps in Windowed mode while somehow still feeling slow and unresponsive. There are no proper saves, and you spend so much time in unskippable/unforwardable segments you're wondering if you're even playing.

Maybe the rest is fine, I'm just too annoyed by the subpar technology to even get there.

A nice little point and click adventure that moves along at a good clip. The graphics is decidedly low-res, but the main voice work is pretty good.

Probably on the easier side, if you have any sort of prior experience with this genre. It's almost always pretty obvious what you should be doing, and there's no pixel-hunting due to the built-in highlight feature.

Time to complete: 6-7 hours give or take.

You wake up in a strange girl's bedroom, and now you get to decide how you extricate yourself from this... sticky sitation.

Meant to be played multiple times, gameplay consists of simply clicking objects, and picking dialogue reponses. It's a sweet little game, just don't expect too much. There's probably no more than two hours of gameplay here, and somewhere after the first hour you might have had your fill.

Stylish Pac-man "runner" with powerups. Make runs to unlock powerups, and complete challenges to earn coins. Use coins to level up powerups, making runs longer. Repeat.

The one downside is that due to its mobile origins, there's no volume control, only a mute on/off.

Otherwise a fantastic "just one more run" game.

Surprising even themselves, iD managed to extract and evolve the core of the original games into something that plays great today, more than 20 years later. Fast paced once you engage, but allowing for breathing room between, Doom always offers up a visual feast as you rip and tear your way through a demon invasion. You want that health and ammo? You need to engage the enemy close up, where it's dangerous!

The renderer in this game is of the very highest level, which means this both looks and performs extremely well, something that was not a given for PC games in 2016.