Recent reviews by Alvesavage

A very nice mix of Terraria and Rimworld. Mine resources and trees to build your settlement, hire NPCs and expand your territory. You need to hire the right NPCs to take care of the management while you explore and fight against bosses. There'a a lot to understand and try out, but time will fly will doing it because the game is so much fun.
The graphics are cute and work perfectly in a game like this.

It's a clicker.
With poop.

A nice game to relax when you're not in the mood for zombies and explosions.
It's a twist of the old nokia snake game in a modern setting with a story.
Great for kids, nice for adults.

Still a lot of fun.
A shame they closed the officials servers.

Amnesia: The Dark Descent is a brilliant game with an incredible writing and gameplay mechanics that still influence most of the modern horror games.
It has a perfect balance of tense moments, mysterious exploration parts and enemy chases.
This is one of those gems that will never get old.

A nice visual novel with a cute fairy tale story.
Not bad.

Meme game. Uninteresting and really poorly optimized. You probably need a supercomputer to play this fluidly.

There's a nostalgic look in everything that works really well, from the posters to the radios and the cars. Even though the action is taking place in the present day, that makes the it much more interesting. All that's missing is a Stranger Things-themed soundtrack. Speaking of which, there are some elements from Stranger Things here.
The gameplay is fairly simple, but that's what's to be expected of a puzzle game.
Story is nice, shows us the ugliness of people.
There are 3 possible outcomes, but you have to play the game 3 times to see all of them, so I'll probably see the other 2 somewhere in the future.

Amnesia: The Dark Descent is a brilliant game. It was back then, and still is. The game defined a genre.
This one... it looks like Amnesia, and sometimes feels like Amnesia, but in its core, it's not.
It has its moments, but most of the game consists of running around from one place to another pulling levers and valves. And fuses. And then more valves. And more valves and valves and valves.
Even the main character makes a remark about this at one point. I guess even the devs understood that it was too much.
The story isn't bad, but it's very predictable. Without going into spoilers, it doesn't divert much from The Dark Descent.
Monsters are crude and slow, it's easy to outrun most of them. They add nothing new or scary to the game.
It's not a horrible game. Again, it has its moments, but it's not an Amnesia game.

The graphics and environment look nice and all.. but the thing is just boring.
Look left, look under the bed, turn on the light, look up.. that's basically it. And we've already seen this before.