Recent reviews by SkySatan

A Story About My Uncle is a first-person platformer with some good ideas and beautiful environments. The indie game uses a Portal-/BioShock Infinite-like layout and seems to become a fantastic experience, but then suddenly is out of levels. Because of the strongly varying difficulty and a story focuses on kids, we wonder what age the game is actually meant for.

I hate to say it but if the development team had put as much effort into refining Boo Bunny Plague’s gameplay as they did the soundtrack, this could have been a very enjoyable game. Poor controls, bland level design, and last-gen graphics just make the experience so disappointing.

This is a great adventure game.
Beware, play all of te series or you will loose much of the story and fund.
Fair puzzles, excellent story, and, ih, the music and ambient on this one is amazingly good.
I enjoyed this one more than the first one.
The story is sad, but hey, it's a game about life and death.
If you are curious enough, you will find that the back-story of one of the NPC, it's actually
based on a real reporter.
If you can buy the pack, do it.
These are the type of games, you can play relaxed and really enjoy the story, and,
specially, the music on this one

There's a neat idea here, but Battle Group 2 doesn't add enough to that core to make it worth your while.

It should have stayed on mobile platforms. While it is motivating enough to keep you coming back from time to time to hunt for highscores, it lacks variety to fascinate in the long run.

Just started a metacritic account so thought I'd jot a quick word about one of my all time favourites games: Psychonauts. Funny, artistic and lovable. The fact that this games makes use of innovative platform mechanics can help but come second to the fact that the characters and comedic writing is so captivating. We love it.

I'm not going to offer any theories as to whether this whole thing should be legally actionable, but setting potential plagiarism aside, Abyss is a high-quality hidden object game more than enough content to keep anyone entertained.

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first time i saw this game at store and the trailers of it i was think it will be god for spend some of extra time

but its piece of ♥♥♥♥

99 Levels to Hell is a fine, if slightly trashy Spelunky-alike. If Spelunky is Indiana Jones, then 99 Levels to Hell is its Grindhouse equivalent, focusing more on fast, expendable entertainment than its more thoughtful cousin. one of acih require to play 100 thats why i will give bad recommend otherwise its ok