Recent reviews by kittenshoes

This is an incredibly sweet little puzzle game. It's very relaxing and the puzzles range from pretty easy to a bit of a head scratcher, but nothing brain breaking. So sweet and pleasant though :) a lovely distraction from what's going on in the world right now.

This game was really fun for exploration. I enjoyed completing the map. Combat is a little same-y, though there are some interesting enemies. There are cool abilities to find, though it seemed like each one toward the end was used for just one or maybe two things and then I never used them again. It's a beautiful game and if you like exploration-heavy metroidvanias, you'll probably like Chasm. I loved it all the way through.

Really fun and really challenging.

It's funny, it's heartwarming, it's SO FRELAKJSEDFOISADFJASOIDJF HARD sometimes, but it never makes me want to smash anything because the game doesn't try to punish the player, regardless of how challenging it is. I had this game on my wishlist for a while and I wasn't sure I wanted to buy it. A friend said I should, so I did, and it has become my number 2 favourite game of all time. I loved all the pop culture references and the cool abilities to unlock. It's just the most charming game (with some truly brutal platforming challenges).

This game was really fun! Nothing terribly challenging, but I enjoyed the fighting system. Cool story too.

I was looking for something to play after finishing Oxenfree that kind of had the same vibe....while this isn't scary or ominous at all, it does capture the slow, investigate-y, story-telling aspect of Oxenfree that I was looking for.

First of course I have to mention how absolutely stunning the art style is. Nothing feels like an afterthought and everything comes together cohesively and seamlessly, like a real environment. The plant encyclopedia hints at a much bigger picture of this bizarre place which shows the level of world-building that the creators have undertaken.

The game is better when sipped slowly, taking your time to tend your gardens, explore, talk to all the characters at every different time of day, and really appreciate what you're looking at. I squeezed about as much out of this game on my first playthrough as I could, but I need to go back to Mutazione because I genuinely miss the characters there.

I usually shy away from roguelike games, but I took a chance with this one because I liked the visual style. I'm glad I did because I think I've found a new appreciation for this genre. The difficulty for this game is really customizable so it feels like the developers really just want you to enjoy this game, punishing yourself only if you really want to. The only thing I thought was kind of meh is like 90% of the runestones that you get. A lot of them were just uninteresting for me and I didn't use most of the ones I got. There are some good ones, but not a lot. In general, though, I'm glad I played this game and I already miss it after finishing it.

This game is incredible. There's so much cool hidden stuff to find, morse code, backwards music, even audio from Looney Tunes hidden in the frequencies. It's absolutely gorgeous and the story sucks you right in. It's got amazing replayability value. I can't wait to dive back into the story. Seriously, don't pass this up. It's just phenomenal.

This game was really fun. There are a lot of achievements that are hard to get (and impossible to do in one play through), but if you like playing games multiple times there's that.

A fun platformer with stunning visuals and a nice story. I'm looking forward to playing the rest of the franchise!