Recent reviews by PirPl 💜

Battling in Mario Party x Wipeout mini-games in the beaniest battle royale of the year

A wonderful 10 minutes based on an excellent game, perfect for fans of the game and a great way to strike curiosity into people who haven't played it (yet!).

I've never played a dating sim/visual novel before, so I just expected some kawaii anime girls to fall inlove with me too fast and be really shy about it. I had heard there was a horror twist, and it even messed some people up. Little did I know how much it was going to ♥♥♥♥ me up. It subverts both horror and romance, while still expertly using horror and romance. I cannot recommend this game enough, and I don't want to spoil literally any aspect of it. Spend the 4 hours one afternoon to play through this for yourself.

Super fun little game! Nice, simple pixel graphics, cool enemy designs and rad soundtrack. I beat the game on my second try, took about an hour and a half. After beating the game, I felt like I had a lot of fun, I liked the different kinds of weapons and armor and the boss fights.

Thought about it for a while, and started to feel like $4 might be a little bit much for just 90 min of gameplay. Hopped back in and tried it again, and immediately saw the replayability. Changing from an axe to a magic staff changed my game plan, and I relized my first complete playthrough I might've been overpowered at the start.

In the end, I went back again and started over, and I keep having as much fun as always. My only cons would be the graphics were a little underwelming compared to other games like this, music got a little repetative, and melee combat can feel a little bit clunky at times. It's definitely worth the $4 for what it is though, and I'd give it an 8/10.

This game became one of my favorites during the beta, and it's a wonderful little (and now much bigger!) game. A wonderful combination of the atmosphere and comedy of Spelunky, and the gameplay, art/design, and items/power-ups of Risk of Rain. Even still, this game is its own thing with magic and difficulty, and very enjoyable. I highly recommend it :)

I adore this game. I am the kind of person who obsessively collects everything I can, and I alweays try to beat my high scores. Between collecting pictures of lovely cats and knocking around everything I can, this game keeps me coming back to do more and more. It's so calming to ruin the rooms your in, and it's a rather simple game when it boils down. It's a great way to sepnd a rainy afternoon, playing as an adorable cat and causing adorable mischief.

It's addictive, no pun intended. Between trying to speed through, beating high scores, collecting power ups, it just keeps drawing you back in. It can become frustrating or boring after a while, but I say it's definitely worth the price for such a quirky, entertaining game.

A fun little game, which nowadays could be described as a "Flappy Bird" type of game (meets Super Hexagon), but it's so much more than that. It looks better, plays better, has a good soundtrtack, and is definitely worth the $1 or less that you can buy it for. It does get rather repetitive, but it's one of those games you'll play for 20 minutes here and there for the best high score you can get.

The perfect combination of Hearthstone and Magic the Gathering, with some Ctan thrown in to tie it all together. With mana gained every turn, but specific land types required for most cards, there's slightly more strategy required than Hearthstone in how to spend mana. Catan comes into play on the hexagonal board, on which the creatures summoned move. Along with 3 mana and a card drawn at the beginning of each turn, you can play 1 of 4 land types (or two Plains, which are aptly named "plain" lands), gain an extra mana, or draw an extra card. The card powers are typical of games like Magic and Heathstone (Haste, Taunt, etc.), but the are also unqiue-feelng Structyre cards, which can have Produciton (something that happens at the beginning of every turn it's alive), as well as abilities that buff other cards at the cost of 1 life.
I cannot wait for the full release of the game, and I've been recommending it to everyone that I know played Hearthstone as a smaller, more unique game that doesn't (yet) have an extensive library that, to me, is a bit overwhelming to step into at first, and even after some time to be honest. I first saw this game and backed it on Kickstarter, and it has certainly not let me down :)

A game I was addicted to for quite a while, although I could only play a run or two at a time, between the length and ragequit factor I felt after 45 minutes of 1 run. 10/10