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A wonderful kick-back-and-relax logical puzzle game.
A very odd experience, that's better to be played than read about.
A wonderful kick-back-and-relax logical puzzle game.
Exceptional
Definitely unfinished (well of course it is, it's in early access), but even at the point it is at now, it is an absolutely incredible game, that is excellently written and has an amazing soundtrack, I cannot recommend it enough!
Not sure I'd classify it as rogue-lite, as I didn't die very often and, when I did, nothing was persistent through death. However, unlike apparently most people, I really enjoyed the basic gameplay loop. A couple of design choices I didn't like, such as the game not pausing in menus, but the art style and the soundtrack add up to a wonderful peaceful atmosphere of drifting down a flooded river.
Definitely not a complete game, but clearly a fantastic amount of effort has been put into this and it's probably worth it's price tag even in this state.
Yes, it is a little bit off a rip-off of limbo, but I think Limbo is exceptionally good and as I can only play it so many times, it's nice to have another similar style to scratch that itch. My main complaint is that it's very short and (as it was supposed to be episode 1 of 4) the ending really feels like it's leading to a sequel that I very much doubt it'll ever get. Which I think is a great shame, as I thought it was a really solidly designed and nice feeling little puzzle platformer.
A small thing that doesn't really seem to say much, but it doesn't ask much money or time either.
Exceptional
I only got this because it was cheap, as movie tie-in games are generally poor; but this turned to be a massive exception to that rule. Absolutely worth playing, and continues Avalanche Stockholm's good pedigree.
As someone who's not a fan of horror games, this is one of my favourite games of all time. Well worth playing, and its sequel as well.
An odd little puzzle game with a cutesy aesthetic.
Due to the fact that this is just The Trouble With Clones DLC for Saint's Row the Third, it has massive balancing issues, is pіss-easy, has elements that there is absolutely no point to (i.e. vehicle customisation), and if you've played SR3 there is absolutely nothing new to do.

TL;DR: Buy The Trouble With Clones DLC for Saint's Row the Third.
Unfortunately turns into a weird RTS type thing toward the end, but nevertheless is a very good hack-n-slash with a really good soundtrack and art style.
Exceptional
The best game in the Just Cause franchise. Not only is it not plagued by performance issues like JC3, it has a much more varied environment, slightly better car handling, a bigger feeling map (not actually bigger, but you travel slower), and many more advantages. Also, it's made by Avalanche Stockholm not Avalanche NYC, so it's clearly superior.
Not a bad game (although not as good as JC2 in my opinion) but it's filled with bugs, performance issues, and always online DRM. And don't hope that avalanche will fix it, as they're too busy pushing out DLC to make more money.
Gameplay 10/10
Story N/A
Graphics 5/10
Soundtrack 10/10
Sound Effects 5/10
«Blew my mind»
«Sit back and relax»
Gameplay 8/10
Battle Pass (Season 2 - 3) 8/10
Map (Season 2 - 3) 8/10
Soundtrack 10/10
Sound Effects 7/10
«Blew my mind»
«Better with friends»
Gameplay 5/10
Battle Pass (Season 7 - 10) 5/10
Map (Season 3 - 10) 10/10
Soundtrack 5/10
Sound Effects 5/10
«Boooring»
«I could make it better»
Gameplay 10/10
Story 10/10
Graphics 10/10
Soundtrack 10/10
Sound Effects 8/10
«Blew my mind»
«Can’t stop playing»
Gameplay 10/10
Story 9/10
Graphics 9/10
Soundtrack 10/10
Sound Effects 8/10
«Blew my mind»
«Can’t stop playing»
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