Recent reviews by quarterlife

Flower is a relaxing and very gorgeous game. While it is an old game, the PC port is new and has been significantly updated in the graphics department. The controls can be frustrating at times, but surprisingly the motion controls work best. I recommend playing this with a Steam Controller, it works very well with it.

If you like smaller art games in general, this game is for you.

Starts slow and relaxing and turns very hectic. The difficulty ramps up a bit too fast, one week everything is fine and on the next one you are constantly bombarded with new stations and more and more users. Soon you have no hope of making any sense of it. The stations seem to spawn in the most inconvenient locations, next to your most busy line and seemingly always the same shape as neighbouring stations. Still a good and enjoyable game.

This game starts out being a little bit frustrating if you don't already know how to drift. After you get the hang of it and start getting those amazing combo drifts the game transforms into a really satisfying zen experience. Add the very chill but energetic electronic soundtrack and you've got a great game. I recommend bying this even when it's not on sale.

Highly polished, story-rich, cinematic (in a good way) and innovative. Throw in a gloomy, heavy atmosphere and what more could you really want? There is really nothing bad to say about this game except the absolutely horrible creepy robot-like facial animation in cinematics.

Well, uh. I played it through. I can't say I was terribly entertained. To be honest the game is exactly as it seems from the video & screenshots, there is no catch or additional depth. And the sole achievement doesn't seem work.

On the plus side A few of the jump scares actually got me a bit and hey, at least it has some kind of a plot! Still wouldn't really recommend it unless you have to spend the final few cents in your Steam wallet on something.