Recent reviews by ptor

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

If you like story generators, this in the undisputed grandfather and king of them all
Now slightly less inaccessible and tons more user friendly

Release version solves all my major concerns from the demo, and plays reasonably well on my sub-min-spec laptop
No significant accessibility issues either, which is always great

Very good puzzle game, with a few noteworthy points in regards to accessibility: at times there is a need for good eyesight, hand eye coordination, or both. Decent cognitive skills are also required (nothing too hard)

While the game usually offers the option to replay many dialogues, and there are fast travel points, you need to be in the place where the event happened to review them: expect plenty of backtracking, especially if you didn't get some words' overall meaning the first time around. On the plus side, there is a logic to the chaos, so it gets easier when you start to see it

Great short multiple-ending game where you get to see and decide each actor's decisions and their outcome
Excellent art style, music, and narration; bonus points for the option to change font to improve readability

It's a great episode in the Monkey Island series, which has great accessibility (if you can don't count the HIGHLY ELUSIVE inventory icon)
Wish the "highlight interactables" was a toggle instead of an hold, but that's not a deal breaker
The multiple endings are a very nice touch

Past the character's uncanny valley lies a great adventure with a diverse cast of well-written characters, an interesting world, freedom to explore, a reasonably short playtime, and a story that left me satisfied.

Accessibility-wise character dialogues are subtitled and skippable, there are audio only cues; movements are a bit fiddly and the game does require a bit of dexterity; controls can be remapped