Recent reviews by Felux

Team put an absurd amount of effort and care into this and it shows. Perfect length, plenty more to play after the story if I ever get the itch. Total love letter to the genre that understands what makes it's best moments. The highlight for me were the out of the box puzzles hidden in story moments that required you to really be paying attention to the minute details of the abilites, hidden in little dialogue moments. Exactly my kind of thing and was really rewarding to be trusted like that by the devs. One of my favourite games of the year, don't even get me started on how good it is for the price.

Dude, no brainer good game. Faulkner gets these graphics are worthy of photography

buy it for the soundtrack. The ending confirmed a lot of doubts I had about the writers in the stories weaker moments. It's not bad but, if you wanted more of what the first chapter offered play disco elysium.

it's pretty good. I just put on music, and hit rats, and It's comfortable. This game can become ur friend if u get to know it. it's 5 am, so goodnight.

I really enjoy this game with friends. It can get lonely for me personally without, but its a time sink if that's what you are in to.

Need I say anything that hasn't been said? Lucas Pope is uniquely skilled in finding a game mechanic that no one has tried before, something interesting but not gaurenteed to work. And he runs with it. For four and a half years. I followed the guy's progress, not closely mind you, but with curiosity. I didn't want to spoil anything for myself after I got the premise. Boy am I glad. I haven't this kind of interest and attraction to a game since I was a kid. Lucas Pope and his games give me so much hope, and really inspire me to make my own stuff. It's just perfect.

You know when you just have that need, that urge to be a ninja? Well this game perfectly quenches that thirst.

This definitely deserves the "Test of time" award.
The only purchase I will never regret, and whenever Im feeling down, or i dont have enough FREEDOM in my life.
I come back to this.
And it never ceases to entertain me.
It makes me smile.
Ima go play a bit. :)

Nominee for the "I'm Not Crying, There's Something In My Eye" award.

This deserves more than farm animals.

It taught me that goats are more than farm animals; they are living, thinking, beutiful animals.

Animals capable of thought, capable of love, capable of anger.

They can be enightened.

And they can enlighten.

It taught me that humans are the real animals.

Thank you, goat.

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