Recent reviews by Supercoil64

Cute little platform-puzzle game filled with fantastic British humor and characters so well defined even though they don't really have faces or bodies or anything much other than rectangles and being color-coded. Lots of fun.

Honestly this is just another generic shooter. Nothing caught my interest here or stood out to me. Perhaps I didn't go far enough in the game, but there really didn't seem to be much there to keep me playing any longer.

This game has an unprecedented sense of humor. The storytelling is crazy and takes so many twists and turns you won't know what to expect at all. All sorts of hidden gems to find in the narrative, and replayability is immense. Highly reccommend.

This game is all sorts of crazy. Any fan of 80s pop-culture will get a kick out of this game. The gameplay in itself isn't anything amazing, but you come for the aesthetic and the humor which it has plenty of. A pretty large world all things considered with many challenges for you to complete.

One of the most creative little games that I have seen in a long time. Lots of fun to play, and tons to explore. It's also a very laid-back experience but still requires some heavy problem solving to make your way through some of the more ridiculous puzzles.

Apparently this game is heavily inspired by the film "Drive" so if that isn't enough to get you to play this, I don't know what is. It's strategy at its finest. Exiting a room requires extreme precision otherwise you're going down. Fun and fast paced and all around trippy as hell.

At first this game is just a bit of mindless fun, but it get's surpirisingly heavy surprisingly fast. Give this a shot. It's not what you expect at all.

The premise for this game is interesting enough, but honestly the gameplay gets quite repetitive and the story wasn't enough to keep me playing. This technology was impressive for 2008, but now it's really just feels a bit dated and the gimmick is old.

If this game has anything, it's style. Each level takes place within the psyche of a character. The level design in themselves are just tons of fun to play, vibrant, and creative, but if you dive even deeper into Psychonauts, you can find so much more. Each character however subtley has their own incredibly unique story to tell. Take the time to piece these stories together.

Video games don't often make me cry, but the sheer depth of the characters and story in this game is unprecedented. It's an experience like nothing else I've ever had. Play this game. You won't forget it.