Recent reviews by Connor Lol

Gotta be honest, I got stuck somewhere in the progression and managed to forget what I was supposed to do next, so after a long while of aimlessly gliding around I just gave up.

But I must admit this game is charming. The simple visuals coupled with the outstanding music really makes it a unique experience. The story and the world are wonderful and engaging, and it actually feels like youre exploring a world with dynamic environments.

pretty cool, neat graphics and wonderful puzzles, nothing bad at all

This game features a fascinating mechanic that uses two separate bodies that the player can control. The interactions between the defensive flower and the offensive wasp is incredibly engaging, causing you to think a bit more strategically than you would playing other bullet hells.

Not only is the gameplay outstandingly unique, but the visuals are astonishing. The fact that there is even an in-game gallery for every specific enemy just goes to show that the art is something in of its own.

A brilliantly designed party game that features so many different abilities and countless combos to discover. I played the demo with a bud for hours, and I can't imagine the chaos with four players! Highly recommend playing or even just trying it out, the demo is practically the full experience.

A nice and short horror game. It uses light in a way thats fairly interesting and makes the player question if there are enemies in the shadows, or if reloading would be worth the sacrifice of losing the flashlight momentarily.

A fun an unique puzzle game that features an enticing story said without words. Compared to the first game, the visuals are a huge improvement and the puzzles act less finicky, but both games are wonderful complements to each other.

There is a clear attention to detail in this game with the amount of things that can be seen in the backgrounds, as well as the outstanding animations and character designs. The fact that the protagonist puts her hood up when shes outside and takes it off when inside is such a wonderfully small detail.

I'm especially greatful that both Teslagrad and Teslagrad 2 start off on a fun cutscene to introduce the characters and situation, and then IMMEDIATELY put you into the game. Its incredibly convenient.

This game is not for me. I find the merciless loss of progression to be too harsh for this experience to be enjoyable, which eventually leads to me being less immersed in the environment. I end up being more reckless trying to get to the last place I ended up only to be punished and sent all the way back to the start again. And, because of my deaths, I am restricted from entering through gates until I hibernate a couple of times, which I find to be unnecessary as it encourages this 'grinding' sort of playstyle.

I must admit though, the style of this game is remarkable, from every little detail. The music and audio design are subtle, but without, the game would certainly be lacking. The appearance of each environment and the detail put into each creature is astoundingly gorgeous. I have felt like a small part in a much larger world in this game, it does great to show you that the player is not the apex predator, and what it feels like being the prey.

This game feels like it was made by a triple A studio. There is an obscene amount of in-game purchasable items and content, and the movement/combat just doesnt feel right. Leveling up takes ages, and the quests all just feel the same. From what I have heard, the first game is much better in comparison, and the story is actually interesting.

The visuals and lore direction are outstanding, I recommend turning on the analog TV filter.

The gameplay is much like resident evil, but it still has its own quirks in a way. Backtracking is unavoidable in this game, but the map system REALLY helps make it feel much less of a pain. The puzzles are also fairly engaging as well.

Looks wonderful and has charming music. Dialogue usually contains snippets of scenery or first impressions of new characters, as if it were a story, adding a bit of flavor to what could have been bland back-and-forth speech. Without these, the game would quickly become desolate as it mostly contains fetch-quests that involve traveling to distant locations. The customization options are also incredibly enjoyable.