Recent reviews by Kissaki

Idle Slayer is a good clicker and idle game. Good progression, endless content, collecting/progressing while closed.

MOUTHHOLE is interesting, absurd, crazy. A surreal world to explore.

Cats and Seek: Toge Land is very good, very cute. A lot of content and extra stuff in here.

Cats and Seek: Tokyo is very good and very cute.

+ Great theming of Tokyo/Japan
+ Some very cute and expressive drawings and characters
+ Great customizability and other settings
+ A lot of extras, and in great quality; you can see the love and care for the product and for good execution
+ Alternative music (I found three of them great)
+ Free, with a very good amount of content
+ Good balance of obvious and hidden cats, and misleading/similar drawings

Haste interesting fluid 3d runner. Judging only the demo here, which I assume is a good representation of the full game

Gameplay largely consists of gaining air through slopes, and then landing on slopes through air control.

+ Interesting fast running mechanic
* Obstacles are introduced across levels
- Not voiced - a lot of text dialogue
- Path/Next level choice had suboptimal controls
- Level completion rating - but it didn't tell me how it came to those ratings

It felt a bit all over the place. (May be due to being a demo.) The fast and fluid running was interrupted through various mechanics. Being stuck in dialogue boxes. Way too many shop levels (maybe the path choices were randomly generated?; I was disinterested and always ran through, disregarding the consumable item shop). Level select (could have been a more or less informed choice in the level through multiple portals).

I felt like every aspect besides the core gameplay detracted from the distinct positive aspects of that core.

The boss battle was an interesting alteration on obstacles. Notably, "combat" has no active combat to it, only reaching a target - which is the correct choice for a runner game like this. The boss level has dynamic obstacles and time (speed) aspects to it.

It's an interesting indie title because it's different. I like the core, but a lot surrounding it I didn't enjoy. Try the free demo for yourself.

ENA: Dream BBQ is a great absurd game.
It holds many surprises, great and varied mix of characters, visuals, and world.
If you like or enjoy weird or absurd, play it. It's free.

For a free title, Tangram collection is okay.
The tech for matching and controls is bad.
The matching is so messy I often wondered whether I gamed the bad overlap matching check or whether it was an intended solution.
The puzzles seem very hard. (If not inconsistent.)
It certainly has a lot of content/puzzles though.

Scheming Through The Zombie Apocalypse: The Beginning is a very good interactive multiple-choice story.
Fully voiced, good humor, absurd setting and characters and situations.
Playthrough 100 min. Choices matter, so there are other story paths and scenes to explore.

There's a second, story-continuation title.

Hidden Capybaras with Orange in the Whimsical Library is a decent hidden search.
The light levels are decent.
The night levels are more interesting, with beautiful lighting up, but start out very dark and low contrast.
30 min playthrough

Hidden Capybaras with Orange is a decent hidden search.
Light levels are decent.
The night levels are much more interesting, with beautiful lighting up, but start very dark and low contrast.
40 min playthrough.