Recent reviews by Igno

Some of the most fun I've had playing a coop shooter game in years. It reminded me of how much I missed the movement in Tribes and the fun of shooting around in casual TF2 maps

A good short burst of fun if you enjoy puzzles, exploration, and beautiful visuals+music. Its very mechanically simple, which made it a great game to play on a controller and Steam Deck.

This is not a game, but a great experience!

Its a fun short journey with an ending that felt really good. I recommend sticking through the puzzles on your own until you wrap up the game to really enjoy the ending! The developer commentary was really nice too for a follow-up playthrough.

This game was fun from start to finish! I always felt like I had something new to explore as the game guided me lightly towards new information that expanded the world's boundaries. It did a great job of encouraging/rewarding exploring the different biomes, the flora and fauna as you made your way to finishing the game. I highly recommend it and will definitely play it again once I get some sort of VR headset!

A fun game, the combat is very intense and dynamic. Its a series of screen-sized arenas with different kinds of enemies that vary on health, speed, strength and abilities. The abilities you choose can definitely change the playstyle significantly and the game gets a lot harder if you do not put them to good use. Fortunately, you are free to readjust your ability points on the fly so you're not locked into a particular playstyle.

I'd recommend tweaking your sensitivity settings early on to find what's most comfortable for you. I personally found the default setting too low given how active/intense the combat is. The game plays well with both keyboard+mouse and a controller, but I definitely found the controller to be the most comfortable option with the extra degrees of freedom of moment an analog stick gives you.

I definitely enjoyed the soundtrack (I've been chillin to the menu song for a while now). The story and the environment didn't feel very important vs the gameplay but the game gives you some interesting side-quests, (skippable) cutscenes and dialogue in the hub between missions that enhance the experience a bit if you're into that.

A highly entertaining game, both visually and audibly. Its a game where you can enjoy exploring and seeing the world while you're progressing, and it leaves very little fluff in terms of exploration, just about every area in the game is important in some way at some point. The dialogue and character interactions are also great, and they're presented in an interesting way that makes the game feel more like a story. The game can be finished in about 2 hours but it offers the option to pace yourself, which I highly recommend to enjoy the game like a series of snacks. I played it on an iPad first and found it much more intuitive to control using the touchscreen interface. Nonetheless, you can play this with a mouse and keyboard with no problem (I used a touchpad for my second playthrough and it was fine)

This is an interesting puzzler where you really need to think out of the box. Not every solution is straightforward or even initially available. You will need to explore the world and figure out which puzzles you can do, and then whether you can even do them. I only struggled with one puzzle, but the exploration was the biggest part of the game, learning where I need to be. I definitely think this is a fun game for anyone who is interested in an entertaining and challenging puzzler which is just about the puzzles, and not a story.

Loads of fun, each run is a new challenge and a new strategy! It definitely has a load of replay value if you're looking to try New Game+X which adds a level of difficulty each time! I highly recommend playing this with a controller, as it plays very well with my 360 Controller.

A fun puzzler with a ton of different mechanics to try with each group of puzzles. Great to play in short bursts and easy to play with a keyboard. (The mouse is only really necessary for the menu)