Recent reviews by Izzeay

I am a flush-pilled Jupitermaxxer and I will die on this sharp pointy hill of spades and diamonds.
It's an amazing game that is easily played while otherwise preoccupied. I tend to concentrate best when I have a low-though simple activity to do in the background, such a fidgeting, doodling, ect. I often have this in the background during Dnd, or while I watch movies or youtube and it has been by far the best game I've found for that.
My only recommendation would be an easy way to look at your past games and the decks you used on a single screen post-defeat, even if it was just for the last one or three games. I use a screenshot program called Gyazo to capture the final stats but that often means my actual joker and deck builds are lost to time. :(

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As a fellow chunky little piglet of an opossum, I have only positives to say.
Simple to pick up and understand, silly and chaotic, and fun with co-op!
Short, but well worth a purchase at such an affordable price.

Gnawing at the bars of my enclosure waiting for the Charon portrait.
Supergiant please let me invite Charon to the hot spring it would be so funny. No ulterior motive whatsoever. Just for the goofs, I swear.
Oh, and the gameplay and music is amazing as always, and the small patches already added are already improving it, with the developers clearly listening to player feedback. Can't wait to see it progress.

Who needs bitcoin when you have cookies?

I am not good at video games. The easy mode is accessible without treating the player like a toddler. Each death feels understandable and deserved, and the pace is fairly lax. A great game to play in the background when doing other things; I myself enjoy playing it on and off during dnd sessions.
I can definitely see this game being satisfyingly challenging on harder difficulties, and I would recommend it for both casuals and hardcore games alike.
Please fix the dog ai so he stops running directly into the portals. I miss him. :C

They added a high mode for stoners, at the fans' requests.
Awesome company, awesome and surprisingly addictive game, great to chill with and listen to a podcast while you try to make the perfect strain.

IT'S ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ CUTE
It's cute, and free, well written and has good art. What more could you want?
10/10 would smooch Cole again.

I was hesitant to buy this game, because at the time there were no reviews. I was happily surprised when I started it up and was met with a very calming fishing experience. I suck at fishing. A lot. That being said, my failure at pulling fish up felt like a fault of my own, rather than the game itself. I would love to see some sort of more in-depth tutorial to really teach you the right techniques to pull the fish onto the boat, because so far, 9/10 times the fish end up getting away. That being said, I wouldn't say it was a downside. It makes those times you do manage to reel one in all the more rewarding. I just wish the actual cash reward reflected that.

If you want a nice relaxing game to play while listening to podcasts, you really can't get much better than this. Just be prepared for most of the fish that grab the lure to escape.

A South Korean Masterpeice! At least, it is if you're a fan of obscure animated films like I am. Borderline a psycological horror, expect lots of gore and intense imagery. The 3d animation is simple, but quickly grows on you as you get sucked into the story and characters.
The overall tone of the movie reminds me of other movies, Such as Watership Down, Felidae, and Plague Dogs.
Definitely not for everyone, but if the premise seems even slightly interesting to you, I'd suggest grabbing it. It also makes for a very interesting watch with friends, given it's outlandish nature.
I rarely have folks over, but if they are even slightly interested in a more somber type of film, I will always suggest Padak.