Recent reviews by MinorFirestar

I'm studying computer engineering in university. I love this game.

A silly little game about silly little birds. Very nice and relaxing or you can spend time just listening to birds because you can :D

Buy the board game first and you get a 30% discount code for the game here as well so there's an upside to having IRL friends that want to play, and you also get to have the physical birds on some silly little cards

People are complaining about the game costing so much, but there's good reasoning behind it. Gorilla Tag is very fun, and I think deserves a price tag. The developer explained that it costs $20 because you will get the equivalent amount of shiny rocks (in-game currency, which can be earned through playing), so you aren't necessarily playing for the game, you're just paying for some currency to buy hats with. It's also used as a cheater deterrent.

If you're worried about the price, don't be. The game is quite enjoyable, and it's worth the cost

Peggle + Rougelike + Deckbuilding = Peglin

Very good, needs more story

Jim.

Very cute. The side-scrolling level design is very neat and I think I can see myself playing this more than one time. The soundtrack was phenomenal, the controls extremely easy to learn, and the story fun to follow. The asking price of $12.99 is definitely worth it (though I did get it in a bundle). They do say a 4-5 hour campaign, which may be fair, though I did finish the main story in 2.6 hours, I have a feeling there's much more to explore.

Nothing can quite express in words the ending to Control. I find it to be quite an emotional roller coaster that twists the plot beyond what I expected. In terms of gameplay, I managed to reach the end in 13.2 hours (I'm kind of bad at shooters so I died quite frequently, which can add a bit of playtime), and I only deviated slightly from the main story to do a select few side quests and explore. I will recommend this OVER. And OVER. And OVER. After knowing the ending, I would pay more than the asking price if I could, upwards of $50 (it was gifted to me). Worth. Every. Penny. If you have been wanting to buy it, do it. Do it now and play A.S.A.P.

It's really good, a great game that follows a puzzle strategy similar to Portal. I've only found two issues with the game:
One: WHY DOES IT LAUNCH STEAMVR???
Two: No matter what time of day I play the game, I seem to get a headache. I'm not sure what it is about the game, I can play every other game just fine, but for some reason if I play this game for long enough (which seems to be 10-15 minutes) I'll start to develop a mild headache. It could just be me, but it does get a little irritating because I want to play the game for longer spans.

I don't want to go too in-depth to do this, but this game is a gem. Each boss battle I find myself wanting to try new strategies, each zone there's something new to explore. And the playstyle is phenomenal. The size-changing mechanics are one of the best things I've seen in a game, and is something underused and underrated.

A wonderful blend of The Stanley Parable and Portal, Superliminal is an exquisite game. From Optical's elegant hallways, to Labyrinth's repetitive twists and turns, I just couldn't get enough of the game! The Developer's Commentary left me hungry for more, and made me want to repeat the game just to appreciate all the effort that Pillow Castle has put into such an amazing game.