Recent reviews by ptor

Must have if you like four-eyed fox equivalent of minotaurs, overly complicated UI, and reading intentionally confusing manuals
Has decent accessibility options (including a "no time pressure" mode that occasionally has time pressure), but be aware that one of the endings requires an unavoidable frantic mode (the bane of anyone with anxiety, sensory overloading, and/or motor issues)

Overall I quite liked it: the quirky (adult) humour, the "why aren't you like every other Martian" partner dynamic, the art style, the short runtime (~5h: a negative if you want a long game)

Accessibility wise, it's overall good: dialogue will wait for user input, text can be scaled, head bobbing can be disabled, points of interest in 3d view (only) can be shown by bringing up the beeper (which requires a button hold). Saving is disabled in some areas, which makes it awkward if you have to quit in a rush, but the autosave is good and you can fast forward the dialogue so it's mostly painless even if you have to repeat

Chill game with reasonable difficulty curve
Accessibility could be improved (especially the alchemy map contrast) but is overall an approachable experience

Best detective game out there
Not the best in terms of accessibility though

A very well done, terribly addictive game

Nice escape game
No timed events, which is a welcome choice; there's quite a bit of pixel aiming (screws are tiny) and in some place contrast is quite low, which can limit accessibility

Nice short collection of escape room type of puzzles, all quite brief (~5 min each) and easy except for a few "what am I meant to do here" dotted around

Accessibility wise, I have some uncertainty about colour blindness, and a few unskippable sections demand for good hand-eye coordination (*throws daggers at the clunky driving mini-game*)

Do not expect any accessibility feature, or full icon help for that matter
Combat text doubles as an eye test, and 20/20 doesn't cut it

As an open the box puzzle game I got for free, it's good fun
Accessibility wise, it's not bad but it has room for improvement: it could do with more contrast, extra zooming on request, looser positioning for inputting answers, and interaction highlighting to name a few

Forget the improved assets, let alone the game itself -- just the commentary on its own that makes this a quality purchase for anyone who is interested in how games are made