Recent reviews by nakki

you load sixteen tons, what do you get?
another day older and deeper in debt
st. peter don't you call me 'cause i can't go
i owe my soul to mike's used nanobots & quality propellant dealership

car go vroom fast sideways into caution open hairpin

One of the greats. The mystery really draws you in, and the atmosphere is incredibly well built. The art style, the music, and all the sounds work amazingly well together. The ending was slightly anticlimactic, but that didn't really bother me at all, because I had an absolute blast uncovering the story and filling out the logbook according to the hints I caught. The game does an amazing job at making you feel smart and accomplished for finding those bits of information you need for your logical deductions.

I'm not usually a fan of roguelikes, but Hades's incredible soundtrack, super fun gameplay and great visual style really drew me in. The hacking and smashing has a great feel to it - I very rarely get that feeling of "come on, I dodged that!" that usually plagues me with games like this. The general pace of progression feels really nice, too, with the story advancing at a pleasant pace inbetween escape attempts.
All in all, a must buy. I can't recommend this enough.

It's really fun. Fairly quickly you get a "sense" for how the whole shebang works, and start planning checks and mates into the past, or parallel timelines. Your brain will hurt after a couple hours, though.

There's a whole lot of puzzles included for figuring out tips and tricks and traps to execute in actual games. Some of them will twist your brain into knots you didn't know were possible.

This game is like hard drugs in terms of how addictive it is and how effectively it takes over all your free time. After a couple days of automating stuff in Factorio, I was dreaming of assembly lines weaving around, under and over each other, transporting unholy amounts of industrial products.

Apparently it's almost never on sale, but that hardly matters. It's very much worth the full price.

Refreshing mix of town-building and management in a setting that hasn't been explored much. Definitely worth the full price.

An absolute blast. I just keep accidentally chucking the targets I'm trying to capture or rescue into hard vacuum.

Incredibly smooth and polished for an early access title. It's very fun and addictive thanks to good songs and great feedback when you smash the blocks just right. Because of a good tutorial and many difficulty levels, it's easy to pick up but sufficiently tough when you start completing tracks on the harder difficulties.
Only drawback right now is the limited selection of 10 tracks to choose from, although the no arrows and single handed modes add in some of that missing variety. You can also choose to play mirrored variants of the regular layouts. Hopefully we'll see more content as the game is developed further, but right now at 20€ I would very much recommend getting this.