"OH MY GOD I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU MADE IT PAST THAT!" - my partner, watching me play. "I don't know what the hell am I looking at, but I can't stop watching" - also my partner watching me play.

A Metroidvania - but instead of powerups you gain knowledge. A very tight, expertly crafted experience.

Mozzart of the Mix. Putting Mozarella on the disks, spinning my pizzas while your mom watches as I drive YOUR crowd wild; the only cover I'm under is the absolute AURA of my durian pizza.

If a Chainsaw Leg is Chegg, then what's Chenis? I was not ready for the wild ride that this game was, but now I'm going to really miss that Chainsaw slide.

It's adorable, it's unique, it's boring. Although one of the characters is literally me, so I got to see what terrible jerk I am to other people, and that's been quite educational.

A strange little blast from the past. Very difficult, but also very cleverly designed - and an excellent preparation for playing its sequel.

Sometimes all we need is a shift of perspective. To see our pain through another's eyes. And to know that, in spite of it all, we are not alone.

It's the exact same case from 12 years ago. How did the Game-Master know? Is this my second chance? And... why is just this exact one detail different?

It's a parkour/hardcore climbing game first and foremost. If you're looking for a contemplative exploratory experience, you'll only find it if you enjoy the gameplay. Which I didn't.

There's something heartwarming about bringing light to the world, one tile at a time, with the help of your magical flame friend. Plays well, too.