Recent reviews by firesfrost

A very fun and brief puzzle game. its also literally free, just download and try it.

One day, your character decides he wants to have a harem of demons, so he goes and does it. As you might expect,
Hell is full of dangerous things.

The whole game revolves around being dropped onto a board -- you have X number of actions before you die, in which you have to carefully navigate to the future harem member that awaits you. You can move and kick stuff, but also taking damage comes with move penalties.

If you successfully make it to her, you are then greeted with dialogue in attempt to try and woo her to join the harem.

The game pretty short itself, the music is nice, and the characters themselves are extremely expressive in the little time you actually converse with them. Its honestly a shame this game is so short since I enjoyed reading the conversations.

Ace Combat 7 is an arcade flight combat game and the first one to come to steam.

Throughout its campaign you will fight all sorts of enemies, land/sea/air alike. From dogfights to razing enemy territory, to maneuvering tight valleys. Be warned that Ace Combat is NOT a realistic flight sim experience. Its aesthetic scratches that realistic itch, while you endlessly roll and twirl in the skies like some hollywood fighter ace in movies.

Its story is over-the-top, corny, and feel good. Very anime.

It even features quite a few aircraft (less varied that some previous entries..), from the F22 raptor, the Su- series of birds, to even the A10 Warthog.

Honestly a big strength of AC7 is in its details. It has all the bells and whistles of a realistic flight sim: A UI that feels like youre in a fighter jet, how the plane interacts with the environment(contrails, condensation, wind, even getting hit with lightning lol). Despite that the game handles completely differently and its really just fun to fly around and gun stuff down.

Honestly, my favorite game of 2019 -- highly recommend it. Also recommend a controller.

An incredible game that meshes card games and roguelikes.


The game's primary system revolves around cards -- letting you attack/defend/buff/debuff as long as your energy permits (think hearthstone mana).

Plan a route that maximizes safety or loot. Craft a Deck that synergizes well, pick up relics that grant bonus effects, and take your run as far as you can.

With the already diverse amount of card/relic effects available currently, its an absolute treat to quickly adapt a run just to abuse a new relic/card you find. This doesn't include modding support that can add even more content.

I definitely recommend this game to fans of the roguelike genre or enjoy card games. The game's format also makes it a very good game to play on the side while doing something.

Great party game with friends. Youre given two prompts that you answer which pit against other players. Fellow players or your audience can vote on the best answer.

Awfully simple, yet very fun.

You can easily play this game over Skype/Discord Screenshare, or even via Steam/Twitch streaming with ample communication since its a very straightforward game.

Multiplayer Super Meat Boy.

Both have meat characters and BWH actually has some very, very similar levels and gimmicks to SMB.

Controls are no where near as tight as SMB and its level design is not as precise or fluid. BWH also is very strict in some later levels in regards to timing.

Still a pretty good game, especially on sale. Like Bloody Trapland except no team-killing, everyone can share the pain.

played alot of if before it hit steam.

write poems and enjoy the literature club.

always love hanging out with Sayori -- shes my favorite.

Incredibly charming and fun 3d platformer collectathon. Control Hat Girl as she explores several worlds to gather Hourglasses to get her home. Packed with hat powers, badge upgrades, and fun characters.

As of writing this, Local Co-Op and modding support has been added, as well as an extra world and a "hard mode". 1 Extra world is to be promised in the future.

It feels like a nice and refreshing game that harkens back to gaming classics such as Mario 64, Sunshine, Banjo-Kazooie, and Psychonauts.

Hat Girl traverses fairly quickly with double jump, sprinting, and diving -- which makes her very nice to just move. Paired with an actually good camera makes her incredibly satisfying to just travel and explore.

While a Hat in Time will not break any new grounds, its a true love letter that brings both the good and the bad that 3d platformers offered. And is every bit as charming and fun to explore in. A must have for fans of the genre, and honestly the DEFINITIVE PC collectathon.

Pretty much what the description says. Create or use animated wallpapers via the Steam workshop. Pays for itself relatively easily for those looking to spice up your desktop.

Vary from
Static/Animated Images
Music/Sounds
UI like date/time
and even mouse interaction

For those who aren't really keen on creating your own wallpaper -- Steam Workshop has plenty. Be warned, quite a lot of Japanese creators, so plenty of anime/japanese stuff.

Exceptional visuals and audio draw the player into an atmospheric tizzy as it looks and feels like a 30's cartoon. Unlike the silly aesthetic is an old-school platforming shooter a la Contra and Megaman, throw in some boss rush and then you have Cuphead.

This game will beat you down make no mistake -- no checkpoints here, just plenty of enemies and their shots to dodge. Not for the feint of heart.

A true love letter to the 1930s, the game offers astounding aesthetic visuals and tough gameplay. Who would've expected a second coming of Hollow Knight?

Extremely fun and difficult, The End is Nigh is an adventure platformer that many fans of Edmunds prior work of SMB will find generally good. The game takes after SMB as well as Gish and Time ♥♥♥♥.

The game handles pretty much like SMB with the exception of the dash button is now a drop button. As a result its very satisfying to just navigate through the world -- also the seemless respawn animation makes the game very easy to pick up and get right back into the grit of the level.

The stages are composed of levels, and should be treated more like a platforming puzzles as opposed to SMBs adrenaline pumped test of reactions. The game will spike quickly in difficulty in comparison to SMBs curve and you should get a feel of difficulty well within your 2 hour refund period.

The idea of the game is less getting from point A to point B, but exploring the world and discovering collectibles. If you want the fast paced platforming of SMB, you will not find it here.

I highly recommend this game if you are looking for tight platforming and get a sense of achievement replaying levels to perfect them -- getting the collectible.

The music score is worth noting as it is comprised of all, if not mostly classical music tracks remixed.