Recent reviews by Calippo

What a great game.
The ambience and vibes are quite different from Oxenfree, but still make the story and the exploring fun and interesting.
I found that Oxenfree 2 builds a world where different characters are experiencing different types of grief and finding ways to cope.
By the end of the game you discover Riley has grieved her mother leaving, her relationship with her father and coming to terms with him being unwell, and the future life she has or would have had with her son Rex. Riley's dialogue suggests she accepts the way things were and will be, ready to move on and just do what needs to be done.
Jacob grieves the life he could have had if he had left. If he had read the letters, and had moved off the island - if he wasn't the fix-it man. Jacob experiences depression and goes through self-deprecation because he doesn't believe he's lived a life worth remembering, and won't do anything meaningful with his time.
Olivia grieves the loss of her parents and the plot of the story is her bargaining to get them back, in a reckless and misled attempt.
It's beautiful to see grief displayed in an authentic way. It was interesting to see how the story of Oxenfree continues and how the events of Edwards Island carry over to Camena.
The game is a little quiet at times if you don't frequent the radio and use the walkies as much, but is still enjoyable.
9/10 got to pat Athena a whole bunch.

don't fall

Winner winner chicken dinner

If you're a sad, lonely human like me, this is the right game for you! You can date a bear, or Ayano from Yandere Simulator, get a pet crab that lives with you on the beach, and surprisingly enough, this clicker has a story.

The story:
You are Marshmallow.
Your destiny is to date several girls and make them fall in love with you...
AND THEN SAVE THE WORLD!!!
You get two choices in how that roles out and you'll feel dead inside by the time you get there!

Easily one of the best Batman games I've ever played. Story and cutscenes are wonderful, as well as the riddles that can take forever to solve...

For a point-and-click game, Broken Age is beyond amazing.
While playing Broken Age, you switch between two very reasonable characters, male and female, that question what they've been taught is right/wrong and true/false. You go back and forth, through easy and slightly difficult missions and puzzles that bring the stories of Vella and Shay alive.
I would recommend this game for anyone and everyone.
The art is cool and the twist made Broken Age one of my favourite games.

The Silent Age.
You play as an incredibly dumb version of Link from Rhett and Link in the late 60's and early 70's. Point. Click. Get called a Nincompoop, Time travel.
Overall the game is great and the storyline is too. Although it's a short game, it doesn't feel short because you're always trying to figure out how to get to the next part and save the whole hecking world!!!
8.5/10 Would play again.

I laughed. I cried. I broke down. I tried to stop thinking about the game, stop having dreams about the game.
You did it LIS. You broke me.
Worth every dollar and more.
10/10. Highly recommended.
I fell in love with every character, every small detail, but not every choice.
I killed Lisa. Pompidou texted me. Giant squirrels. The end of the word. I fell in love with Frank (ending scene for Chloe) Hella. Hella. Hella. Hella.

Best game ever 12/10