Recent reviews by Rampant Lotus

Unfortunate Spacemen Is the unholy fusion of Among Us, and Trouble in Terrorist Town. It's not enough to know who the monster is, you have to be able to work as a team to defeat it as well, which I find adds to overall gameplay depth, especially considering that the monster can change their color.

My biggest negative about the game is that the suit colors are randomly selected from a pool and they all have convoluted names. This can lead to a collection of similarly hued colors being chosen, which makes identifying each other at a glance significantly more difficult. Still a great game though.

Start out playing Star Trek, end playing Warhammer 40k.

Did you enjoy all the Castlevania games, but are disappointed that Konami stopped making them? The people behind such classics are still making games, namely this gem, which is an open love letter to Symphony of the Night and its successors, and Bloodstained: Circle of the Moon, which hearkens to the NES and SNES era Castlevanias.
It's not just nostalgia either, they build on existing formulas, while remaining true to the spirit of their inspirations. The result is a blend of old and new that doesn't feel like it came out in 1997, but instead captures the experience that made you love the original, and updates to the times.

I cannot recommend this game more highly.

This is a puzzle game intended to make you see the world the way its designer sees the world. He succeeds. The line between genius and madness blurs, as does the one between the game and reality. It's insane, pointless, and utterly beautiful.

Are you the sort of person who spent countless hours as a teenager playing Doom, Quake, Hexen and Blood? If so, this is a slice of nostalgia, made with love, slick movement, and a whole lot of blood. You found it, now crack open some cola, and dive right in.

Also, the survival mode is a blast in its own right.

A deceptively complex roguelike with a ton of depth and replayability, a tone that ranges from the juvenile to the horrific, and an asthetically pleasing pixel art style. You're in for a surprisingly dark, challenging time, but damn will it be a good one.

Guns for the Gun God, bullets for the bullet throne!

A magnificent multiplayer experience, that combines the versatility of a customizable landscape, with hectic team and objective gametypes. Presented in a simple, easy to read visual style, with responsive controls. The limited economic aspects are easy to grasp, and each class has its unique pros and cons that keep gametypes varied. My only complaint may fall in the menu UI, which can be subject for easy misclicks. These complaints are generally minor, and as such, I would strongly recommend the game to anyone who wants to try something different.

A solid physics/puzzle game, with a terrible art style.

A roguelike that makes itself more accessable to the beginner, while maintaining a challenge for those who choose certain settings. Has a good sense of humor about itself.