Recent reviews by 💦 Jono

Choices are not to be made lightly.
Actions speak louder than words.
Decisions cause irreversible outcomes.

This is a game that challenges your perception of what a game is, who you are and your own moral and social presuppositions.

Please, go in blind. Go in tabula rasa. Go in open.
This game is well worth the full price.

If you liked Audiosurf 1, you should definitely consider buying this.
Great arcade fun, using your own music library never gets old. Levels don't take too long either.
Learning curve is pretty non-existent, with the exception of puzzle league modes. Don't be afraid to try them though! They take a bit more practise but can be more rewarding and give more depth to your experience!

Steam workshop support adds a whole new level to the game with skins and gamemode mods.

Really good stuff. Buy it please!
More players means more populated leaderboards :D

Now that Audiosurf 2 is out, I would only recommend this if you're looking for fuller leaderboards to compete in. I find Audiosurf 2 a better buy with more polished graphics, gameplay, Soundcloud and Steam workshop support, but with emptier leaderboards for pretty much everything.

But this is where it all began.

One of the most beautiful and grotesque; rage-inducing and addictive; innovative and somewhat familiar (if you've played the original) games you can get. Simple mechanics, great controls, low-learning curve (to a certain extent with basic gameplay) and overall excellently polished game that surpasses the original with a clean cut. Great for newcomers and Isaac veterans alike!

A beautiful Cyberpunk setting RPG with gameplay elements that surpass Bastion by far. The gameplay is amazing, with the unique Turn() system not only working thematically well, but also on a mechanics standpoint. If you loved Bastion, you'll love this- the design principles from it are mostly similar, but with updated assets and greater polish. The entire game is very very well polished (you just need to look at the UI), though there are a couple of bugs and the Turn() can be used to clip out of the map (but you'll need to look hard for these glitches). The only other complaint I have is the lack of substance in the game- this game is really style over substance and you'll struggle to find really a good reason to actually care about the characters. Though the style is executed so well and so beautifully that I guess it could be excused. It would certainly be nice to see Supergiant's next game strike that oh-so elusive balance in their storytelling.

Looking at the gameplay videos turned me off for a while, but once you actually get your hands on, it's really remarkable. Definitely give Transistor a go if you enjoyed Bastion or any kind of artful experience. $20 is more than a justifiable price tag.

An unforgettable, unique experience. The most original FPS-puzzle you're going to ever play, toying with logic and dimensional representation.

Punishing, yet greatly rewarding. However, does require some practice and can have a steep learning curve when all maps are unknown to you, but most of the maps are excellent. Comes fully loaded with a ton of community servers, so you can play Jailbreak, ZM and more if you get bored. Definitely great value for money and a must own at $15.

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It's okay... Unique concept + gameplay, but sorely lacking in story depth. Gameplay has some issues and problems with level design, as well as graphics hiccups, control inconcsistency but it's nice to see an experimental idea published into a somewhat polished product. Excited to see what they would do next, especially since EA has said that they have put a lot of energy into fixing these problems. PLEASE HAVE WIDER FOV AND LESS CRAMPED LEVELS IN MIRROR'S EDGE 2!

Best free to play game ever. No micro-transasctions at all!

One of the most polished mods every created for the source engine. Excellent user interface, slick GUI and most of all: original gameplay. The only thing limiting Garry's Mod is the source engine, as it is soon to be succeeded by the source engine 2. Everyone should consider purchasing this game. Unlimited replay value, infinite laughs and a brilliant community will always keep this mod alive, even after the death of source engine "1", so to speak.