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Particularly good games. I review a lot, this list will only cover the ones that were the most enjoyable to me.

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Aanbevolen 24 december 2016

“Excellent short (1 hr) puzzle game with a good variety of mechanics and a relaxed feel. Ends a bit abruptly, and could use a move counter to make it more challenging, but good evolution of Hook.”

Aanbevolen 25 augustus 2016

“The best choose your own adventure I've played - the choices feel important and engaging, and there are enough features that it doesn't feel like a book”

Aanbevolen 2 juli 2016

“A nice strategic twist on the dungeon-crawler genre, with a good variety of enemies and items to keep you interested while leveling your character.”

Aanbevolen 26 maart 2016

“Weird aspect ratio, but this hand-drawn point-and-click is a fantastic world with unique characters and *tons* of interactable flavor details.”

Aanbevolen 16 februari 2016

“Needs a faster fast forward, and has a few annoyances if you're trying to get Expert achievements - but the normal gameplay is fun and well designed.”

Aanbevolen 2 januari 2016

“If you want to feel like a ninja, this is a great experience - with a solid tactical system and skills that give a lot of freedom and versatility.”

Aanbevolen 27 december 2015

“I like Hexcells better, but these mechanics are similarly satisfying and it's very nice that the row hints grey out automatically as you progress.”

Aanbevolen 27 december 2015

“Some of the mechanics are unconventional, but once you learn how to play it properly it's a fun and well balanced dungeon crawler with a twist.”

Aanbevolen 13 oktober 2015

“A point-and-click with a neat environment and enough animation and video that you're immersed in each scene, rather than just hunting hidden objects.”

Aanbevolen 1 oktober 2015

“A short (<2hrs) and relaxing obstacle-dodging experience with a nice soundtrack and neat design. Use a game controller though, much harder without one.”