Recent reviews by Waggy

In theory this game could be better than Cities Skylines 1 but a lot of the simulation doesn't work well and the performance is abysmal. It should be considered an Early Access title.

It is what it is, nothing more, nothing less.

Better than Witcher 1 but the interface and map are unsatisfying to use, some side-quests have good story but most of them are boringly time-consuming to execute. The main story is good and has a significant branch, but overall as a game I didn't enjoy playing this. I'd rather watch the movie version on YouTube.

The game was released on April Fool's day because nobody wants to see Sonic get murdered, but the game is not a joke, it's a real visual novel game with a built-in easy mini-game (which can be set even easier in settings).

The tone is light and humorous, each character very colorfully unique. It's a detective story with drama, in fact a lot of dramatic potential which unfortunately, by the game being very brief and focused on humor, the deep dramatic potential ends up sidelined.

Maybe you'll walk out remembering the value of fitting in a group of virtuous friends, how loving others is something under your control, how work ethic helps give meaning to the smallest task, but also bring the danger of perfectionism, all in under a 2 hour package. Highly worth it, I've played much longer RPG games with less dramatic impact.

The game is good and fun but it burns the GPU. It's highly demanding of the GPU making the fan go high, noisy and hot. I don't like this given the game isn't some magical graphical experience.

Fun co-op beat 'em up game, there's online matchmaking with randoms if you have no friends, but no way to communicate. The only downside is there are a lot of visual effects on top of effects, especially with 6 players, so sometimes it's hard to see what's going on or even where's your character. I turned off screen-shake very soon to alleviate that. All in all a good game for its price.

Pretty cool adventure game. Much more enjoyable if you play the original first (Beneath a Steel Sky). Strong philosophical themes, though the ending is hamstrung by heavy telling instead of showing.

Pretty good adventure game for its time, but short. Full voice dialogue, very few cut-scenes, unfortunately not much humor and somewhat annoying snarky dialogue, but such is how people in a dystopia become. The mood is tense and a bit Noir but perhaps you'll consider it has a happy ending. I played it so I could maximally enjoy the modern sequel. A similar modern game would be Primordia.

Very brief game with multiple endings where choices matter, reminds me of old Newgrounds games.

Cool game inspired by Left 4 Dead but you need to play with friends to have fun.