Recente recensies door Mapache

Can't recommend the game at this point, which sucks because I really wanted to like it.
The main issue is that the execution just falls flat. It's not fun when you win, and it is not fun when you lose. It's still in early access so fingers crossed.

Great puzzle game where you control knigths that use their cape prevent nobles and the clergy from getting soiled with mud. It has an interesting verticality to puzzles as well as a cool mechanic where the knight's cape gets torn.

The worlds are nicely separated and each one of them brings something new to the table.

Unbelievable fun game! It's football as it was in the old games, and pure arcade fun.

However, In the short time I played it I already encountered a few bugs:
1) A goal that wasn't counted (It said goal kick)
2) Having the wrong coach (Arg vs Ita with boths coaches being the same)
3) Losing the world cup and the world cup menu being corrupted
4) A similar thing when winning the world cup
5) When purcahsing an item, it doesn't appear as purchased unless you exit and re-enter the menu
6) Slowdowns when in menus
7) Even though the power-ups are quite self-explanatory, a proper explanation would have been nice. I am unsure exactly how they work.

It is a really fun game so it is a shame that some of these bugs are popping up.

EDIT: I played the game more time and found more bugs *on top of the previous ones*
8) A player clipping and falling through the ground (you could only see his head)
9) A goal kick counted as a goal (clearly outside)
10) The goalkeeper moving back and forth showing as a heavy flickering

HONK

I tried this game a couple of years ago at a convention so I am glad I have the full game now ;)

It is a precision platformer in which the character can't stop bouncing! The price point is more than fair as it is fun game albeit a bit short. There is a technique where you "headbutt" the blocks which was a nice surprise.

Constructive criticism:
* It would be nice to have a restart level button
* There are menu keyboard shortcuts (e.g. use spacebar to go to the next level) but the buttons that appear to navigate the menu are from xbox
* The sound effect of the level door opening saturates my speakers so it ends up being a tad unpleasant

Really good platformer. Controls are a bit floaty (as the first game) but they allow for a fun game.

Improves on top of the original Ori and the Blind Forest.
This second game allows for a less linear gameplay, as some powers can be get on different order.
Also adds more skills that improve the platforming overall.
Combat is a bit too easy.

If you are looking for more difficult and more combat focused game, look into Hollow Knight.

I originally bought this because "why not?" and I am really glad I did.

Starts as an action game and transitions into a metroidvania.
Features a ninja that travels through time, which is shown by moving from 8-bit era to 16-bit era.
Music and settings are great, jokes are on point (pointier than your sword!).
Only criticism is that the controls are a bit floaty. Nevertheless, it is a great game!

Really good party game.

Be sure to use steam cloud saving since it has had issues with corrupted saved data.

Fun detective story. It's about 5 hours long, and as a heads up it might get slow in the middle. Push through it because it ends up ramping up later on, and it is worth it. The story unravels quite nicely.

It has a novel mechanic where you have to link evidence / characters to make some deductions. I haven't seen it exactly like this before, not even in games like Phoenix Wright.

The music, visuals and voice acting were really good. Every item had a voiced prompt for every character. This is not the norm for games like these. This is even rarer for a game on the price point of Tangle Tower.

There were minor problems I had with the game. As I said before there is a moment in the middle of the game where the pace slows down.
In one occasion I was stuck and I had to use some hints to figure out what I was supposed to be doing: I was supposed to be clicking on something that didn't seem to be an interactible at all.
There were times I wanted to check the evidence while doing something else but the game doesn't let you do that (e.g when talking to someone). I ended up using the camera on my phone as a helper to bypass these things.
Minor nit: There is a map with a scrollbar, but you can't use your mouse scrollbar to scroll.

All in all, really recommend it and looking forward to seeing what the studio does next.

Fun little game. It is short but it is expanded via prestige-like mechanics.
It is not too deep in terms of gameplay mechanics but it provides a good bang for your buck.

Later in the game it becomes harder to predict what will happen in the turn due to not knowing the order of the enemies' turn. For example, if you have three enemies you don't know the order they move / attack and that is relevant information.
Maps also get larger and sometimes you don't know where you are going to end up running to. Also, in world 3 there is an enemy that makes the world darker which makes it hard to know what you are going to bump into .