Recent reviews by Reforced

Easy puzzle game, lemmings-style. Could use a better soundtrack. Not bug-free sadly, when using a hint when you are stuck, the solution does not match the game (e.g. the solution uses parachutes, while you do not have parachutes), also the ants are not on the right position (walking behind the level) and one solution crashed the game completely. Do not use hints and you'll be fine I guess. Hard to say recommended or not-recommended. I would say neutral, but aside from the hint bug, it's a cheap game with 30 levels and gives you an hour or two of playtime, therefore recommended.

Beautiful game, vivid graphics, smooth gameplay. The story has a lot of stages you can complete, during each stage you can collect experience points and find hidden chests while puzzling your way to the end. They added a bunch of features to the game, like co-op (that is still working 5 years after the release) and achievements: recommended.

Nice and easy game to play using your keyboard. The goal is to bring a box from A to B. Sadly cannot recommend it at this moment though, the game keeps crashing for me. At first setting my screen resolution lower fixed it, but after level ten the game gave me a pop-up asking to recommend it, crashing the game and causing the game to now instantly crash on starting.

Be warned! Game is currently unplayable. When you boot up the game, this is all you get:
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Edit 24/8:
Over one month later still not fixed or a reaction from the dev. Not following the game anymore.

Nice and doable platformer. Decent looking graphics and you can learn something about typography meanwhile (or just play the game). Finished 100% in a small four hours. Some small bugs are still present in the game, but non game-breaking.

Seems like a nice and easy jumping game with a sweet snowman; instead the user-tag "Psychological Horror" seems well chosen. The objects you need to avoid seem to spawn randomly leading to unavoidable collisions. Good anticipation is also impossible, since the game is zoomed in too much. When you do finish a level by chance, you'll advance to another level of the same, only faster. Easy game, yet terrible made: not recommended.

Very simple open world walking simulator. While exploring the world you can collect apples and shells that will unlock achievements. Nothing more to be done in the game. The world has books with quotes and a soundtrack matching the environment. Fun to try out once in VR (although the game also works without VR).

Beautiful art style and interesting mechanics. You play a character called Atto that can go back in time at chosen moments, multiple times. When you do jump back in time, the old versions then still preforms the actions you did before, which allow you to move through the levels and solve the puzzles (for example version one stands a switch, allowing version two to move through a gate). At the end of each world you have to outrun the boss, which I found very doable. Be warned that the game does contain a few bugs (the character going out of screen I found the most annoying); but I've not encountered any game breaking bugs. I found the story, mainly the ending, disappointing but did like solving the puzzles: recommended.

Short but fun to play game. Nice letter achievements. Press R to restart.

A review from number 1368 that reached Ballhalla. It was quiet the journey, but I've enjoyed the path to it. The objective is simple: you need to get a ball from A to B, overcoming obstacles. You can do so by doing the bare minimum and finish every level with a lot of trial and error, or you can be careful, trying to collect all tokens and die less than five times to gain achievements and unlock ball styles.

The game also offers more modes, most notable Rush, where you have to finish a level as fast as possible. If you are a completionist, prepare to be pushed to the edge: impatience and hesitation are being punished by the game. I had to play some levels over multiple gaming sessions, in order not to hate myself too much for doing so. Best advice I can give you: keep calm and listen to the rhythm.