Recent reviews by Eline

I've only scratched the surface in Empyreal, but I'm impressed by its atmosphere and depth. The sense of discovery is where this game shines, both in terms of environments as well as experimenting with abilities.

The game encourages curiosity and there's plenty to explore. The systems are set up in a way that makes you want to tinker and experiment.

If you like storydriven games with strong characters and a meaningful theme, this is your game.
I absolute adore the 2D character portraits and the story. Controls can be a bit clunky sometimes but don't worry about it, this is a relaxing game where you don't need to have quick reflexes.
Definitely get this if you like history and are interested in 2 cultures clashing.

It's solitaire with fancy graphics and a chance you'll get invested in fictional Regency-era problems.

Want to unwind at the end of the day with some good old card game? Look no further.
A truly relaxing way to procrastinate on real responsibilities.

You come for the pretty visuals, and you stay for the puzzles <3

This game has sooo much character! So vibrant and full of color, and Austrian cultural references everywhere.

Where this game truly shines though, is - surprise - the dungeons. Each area is focused on a specific skill or ability, very similar to Zelda dungeons. This makes it never feel old as there's always something to explore. I really loved the puzzles, they made me feel smart and required a proper amount of trying solutions to solve. Bosses have a decent challenge too, not just in terms of skill but also in you figuring out the trick to beat them.

Game feel is very smooth and the ice world is truly my favorite. I mean, who doesn't want to snowboard in the Alps?

Got it on mobile first, got all DLC and unlocks, wanted more.
Bought on Switch, got all DLC and unlocks, wanted more.
Bought on Xbox, got all DLC and unlocks, wanted more.
Bought on Steam, got all DLC and unlocks, and yeah I want more.

Still haven't found a single Vampire. There are a hell of a lot of bats, and nothing more. I'll admit they're really bloody big, though.

It's a simple solitaire game but an addicting one. I liked the powerups and the challenges though nothing was too hard to do - I finished the game on Hard mode.
Nice and charming theme that reminded me of Bridgerton, though I didn't care so much for the story it's still a nice touch.
The only thing that I didn't like was the repetitive music, but I found it very relaxing to listen to a podcast while playing.

If you enjoy games like Mahjong Solitaire, you'll enjoy this one as well. I'm happy to pay for a solid Solitaire game without annoying ads or crazy UI on top. Regency Solitaire just delivers what it promises.

Really fun game!
The tutorial was a bit overwhelming but I found out that I could learn the system by just playing. I love the amount of detail that the devs put in this, the small animations and humor.
Start a religion centered around lust, where people love each other so much they become cannibals and eat each other? It's possible in this game.
There is so much more to explore here, good value for many hours of playtime.

This game has great replayability, every adventure is a bit different and there is a lot to discover. I love all the different characters and experimenting with combining them in a team - I had some very funny situations. Renowned Explorers can be pretty challenging, but it's fun trying to work out which approach works best. Also, the art is beautiful!

Action Henk is incredibly fun! Even though I suck at the game, I'm having a great time just buttsliding through all the levels (lots of content) and seeing the cool community levels people made. Plus, the soundtrack is really catchy.