How many people does it take to scale a mountain? 7 apparently, with only one survivor.

Roots biome feels like a special sort of hell, fun, but hell.

Grabbed this the day they first dropped it and admittedly was surprised about how fun it can be. Does get a bit boring over rounds due to not much variety with things at times, but still fun to mess around with friends trying to beat the view count.

A very good and spooky arg style game rendered playable on steam. Very inventive in the ways it interacts with the player and lays out puzzles, would definitely recommend keeping a notepad on hand while playing to help ease things along. One of those games that's best played blind, just heed the disclaimers ahead of time.

Overall it's a very well done horror with layers to it, the puzzles are great and do take a good bit to solve them. Only major downside I can think of is towards the end when you're left unable to make major progress at once due to the environmental hazards that need to be waited out.

Overall a pretty fun game with some minor hiccups throughout it. Combat that's relatively smooth feeling and fun with a couple dragging bits such as sliding feeling a bit off and some weapons feeling rather limited in their use outside of specific scenarios. Enemy AI has it's moments of being silly, personally had several moments of groups of them running back and forth on ledges repeating their lines when down out of their reach on lower ground.

Honestly, could probably be rushed through and completed within a few hours if you're familiar enough with mobility heavy combat games and not searching for the secret codex tablets in levels. The accessibility features to change your damage, enemy damage, and how quickly adrenaline burns out being another thing that could speed it along.

For a relatively small team's first game on here it's got a lot worked out and is pretty solidly put together. Good soundtrack and makes use out of the environment, definitely wears it's inspirations on it's sleeve as well for the story and environment.

Pretty fun kart racer with a few different game modes (standard racing, combat arena, and capture the flag for example) throughout the campaign and painted in a Gothic, distinctly Bloodborne inspired, style. Very solid and well put together, pays attention to detail with the power ups and designs to make it fit the style they're going for with the inclusion of boss battles even.

Short but fun little game, good way to spend some free time if bored. Figuring out how to get past co-workers can be fun and getting the collectibles was pretty straight forward. The little events going on in the background with the messes ya clean and the collectibles flavor text adds a neat bit of expansion to the story and Kyle himself.

A game that is somehow cozy feeling in its own way while also dealing with lovecraftian horrors. Interesting visual style with unique designs for the different fish and a nice atmosphere, one of those games I wish was longer but still an enjoyable experience overall. Pretty well put together and found myself playing it for longer periods at a time than I thought I would.

Overall a cute game with a nice art style and music, story itself is decent and pretty much all the gameplay is running around between story missions to collect items for crafting. It can get tedious towards the end when stuck in a loop of going back to certain areas to get a specific item then going back to the main story mission and repeating it over and over with the repetitiveness getting boring.
Doesn't have much replay value either once you've finished the main story, full price not sure about but on sale it'd possibly be worth checking out if it grabs your interest. Was worth the time I put into it, but the repetition got too tiring over time.

Good to zone out/relax to

First played this years ago on the Wii and got it on here soon as I was able to. Definitely a long time favorite and worth the money spent on it.

The opening can be a slog with how dialogue and cutscene heavy it is at first, and getting to the more eventful parts can take a bit but it's worth it.

There's plenty of memorable characters throughout that even after years of not playing I still recognized them rather quickly. The art style itself is incredibly beautiful.

The bosses themselves are rather memorable as well, some having rather unique designs and locations, and the soundtrack is great as well.

Overall it's a wonderful game, even with the long opening.