Recent reviews by Starry☆Mynx

I honestly loved this game! The art was beautiful, the game overall felt relaxing, and the puzzles felt unique and rewarding because it gets you to the next part of the story. I played through this a few times cause I love discovering all the hidden things and took my time before going for the final achievements I was missing.

One thing to note if you're an achievement hunter and working on replaying for the end ones you missed (timed and finishing in a certain amount of moves) you might need to completely exit the game before replaying the story or the game won't register them. At least they didn't for me until I did.

Cute short game, but the first level can be very frustrating if you're colorblind or struggle with telling shades of color apart. It can take 15ish minutes or you could struggle like me and have it take 5 hours to complete. I'm stubborn and good at memorizing patterns, so that's how I ended up getting through it. Hah! Honestly though, despite how long it took me to complete I enjoyed the challenge of the first level. The others felt easy in comparison.

Cute free story/exploration game. Took me a little over an hour to finish. I really loved the idea of this world and wished it was a longer game with more things to do and more story. I did enjoy the credits having more to the story though. All in all this was a relaxing cozy game and a nice way to kill an hour.

What do I say about my favorite game of all time? Outside of MMOs, this is definitely the game I have spent the most time in and I love it so much. I always find myself coming back to this one. The storyline is great, there are so many quests and things to find, there's dragons (my favorite creature) and so so many mods to keep you playing long after you've finished all the quests. I want more games like this one.

Free to play, 0 achievement, super short visual story about a mom raising a child on her own. Some of the puzzley parts took a minute to figure out what to do because there are 0 hints or explanations, but the art is gorgeous. My feelings however veer more towards the neutral side of things, because while I enjoyed the art, there really isn't much to this game.

Such a cute game! My inner theatre kid heart got a kick out of the improv performances, interacting with all the characters, and collecting all the stickers to use for the posters. The musical performances are catchy and the voice acting felt well done! All in all I loved this one.

Don't recommend. Chapter 3 is super bugged and I had to restart the chapter/reset my save so many times I lost count before it finally worked. Super frustrating.

I liked the puzzle/find the passwords part of this much better than the first Lost Phone game. They felt slightly less difficult to figure out and more streamlined than the first game and I appreciated that, as that was something I really struggled with on the first game. The story on this one was equally as powerful as the first, but the topic felt a bit darker. I love how these games give bits of insight into difficult situations.

Loved the LGBTQ+ reference in this game. It feels a bit spooky, but it's not actually scary at all. I really enjoyed finding all the journal entries and learning Sam's story. The house you explore is wild, with secret passages and half finished rooms, and I personally couldn't imagine living there. Hah! But for the purpose of the game, it felt like the perfect setting to figure out what was going on. There were so many items and things to look at that just really felt insightful into learning about the family that lives in this house. Going through the commentary playthrough after the first was also really fun and I wish more games did this. It was really cool hearing how and why the game was designed the way it was and getting explanations for some of the elements. :)

Most of my play time was spent exploring all the nooks and crannies on two playthroughs (second one was with commentary mode enabled). All told it took 4 playthroughs to get all the achievements (including the two for speed running the game).

I played Tangle Tower first, not knowing there was a game that came before and it was a treat getting to see some of the history and what came before it with this game (it's predecessor). Like with Tangle Tower, the voice acting was so well done, and I loved the personalities of each character and how varied they were. The exploration and puzzles felt a smidge easier than Tangle Tower, but I still had a great time playing the game.