Recent reviews by Javelot

A rogue-lite made with love offering an interesting gameplay twist, & a rewarding meta-progression system unlocking more & more complexity as you master each system. I'm completely hooked. The UI might be a bit low resolution, but the price is fair.

The developper produced a very extensive demo in good faith, I encourage you to give it a try & see if the game is your fit.

A very cool & unexpectedly polished small arcade game. I insta-bought it after reading about it on Burried Treasures. The controls are smooth as butter & really allow you to enter a state of flow. Put on some headphones, make some coffee & allow yourself an hour to enjoy this product of obvious love.

The product simply doesn't work, & no support is available.

I respect the work that was done to collect, catalogue, retro-engineer & introduce all these lock-picking game mechanisms, hence why I'm happy to be able to give the developer a few bucks & encourage them in this line of work.

However, the museography itself could use some polish, both in content and style, before the experience could be called a true museum.

I'll follow closely the following works of the creator, but this experience is a bit too much of a draft as of today for me to recommend it to people who don't already have a solid baggage in game design & game history.

An empty game that would like to be a PC attempt at procedural Castleroïd. Try the demo first, so you don't feel sad for your money.

An action-oriented DOTA like with a 2D plateformer twist. Pretty awesome with friends. Co-op on the same computer !

Pure poetry. Excellently crafted and designed, a must have, if only for the music.

Why did I ever buyed it? Dammit.

So, basically, this is Fallout 3 in ex-California, with an amber-colored HUD, a non-VAULT-centered storyline and casinos. And a sex-droïd. Did I mentioned the sex-droïd?