Fantastic Sequel. Despite insanely high expectations it really managed to deliver and even improve upon the first game in aspects like combat fluidity, music and the sheer size of the world you get to explore.

10/10 game and a must-play for anyone who enjoy exploring a huge interesting world full of tough monsters, epic bosses and smooth platforming.
Beautiful visuals, amazing string orchestra music and charming characters scattered throughout the world.

One of the most unique games ever and definitely my favourite exploration puzzle game of all time.

Great roguelike with really enjoyable build-making with tons of options to make crazy builds.
Gives off retro arcade vibes with the simple premise.

Great walking simulator style story game with a unique gimmick and setting. Pretty short, but worth getting, if you're into this type of game!

Phenomenally unique game with some minor annoyances 9/10:

+ Interesting AI topic you wanna learn more about

+ Fairly compact, but cool post-apocalyptic setting

+ Great story-telling of the same grand story from different perspectives

+ unique character progression in form of equipable chips and various unique weapons

+ lots of little secrets to discover and a ton of optional lore to read about literally everything, if you're into that

+ very unique mix of various different genres with smooth transitions offering diverse gameplay

+ One of the best video game OST's I've ever heard and certainly one of the few ones I've listened to again on Spotify

- tendency for combat to devolve into a button masher at times

- A bunch of rather boring gathering quests here and there, but still unique dialogs and rewards

Very chill and charming game. Relaxing music, pretty visuals and not brain dead easy. Highly recommend and the dlc is worth it aswell!

+ Great PvP card game, easy to learn, hard to master

+ Short >5 min. matches

+ Lots of interesting cards and synergies

+ A lot of different arena locations to keep things fresh

+ Very reasonable progression, considering it's free and designed around microtransactions


- After a while, your progression is kinda time-gated behind the daily and weekly challenges, so if you only play a bit every now and then you're fine, but if you play a ton in one day you won't unlock much more

- The steam port uses the vertical mobile design, which is a bit weird, but nothing terribly bad


Overall the most fun PvP card game of the last decade I'd say.

Smack 3 banger songs, changing colours, moving lines and a controlable arrow together and you have one of the highest replayability:simplicity ratios in gaming history

Short, but a beautiful piece of art. Both the music and visuals are perfect.

One of the few games where watching a short interpretation video explaining the whole thing made me appreciate the game so much more!

Gameplay wise it's simple exploration of areas with lots of little puzzles. 10/10 for what it is!

A very unique game. It's a linear story-teller with environmental puzzles, some fairly simple combat and great music.

The main selling point is the supposedly realistic depiction of a person with severe psychosis and the visual and audible execution of that is insanely well done. It gets progressively more disturbing.


Additionally there's a little ~20 min. behind-the-scenes documentary included in the game which shows how much work goes into everything we see in the game. I'm rarely one to watch that kind of stuff, but after finishing the game I just sat through the whole video.

~8h long, must-buy on sale, but also worth considering at full price.