Recent reviews by Mr. Sir

Hollow Knight Silksong, a game I waited for almost 7 years...

It is an absolutely beautiful game with creative areas, enemies and boss designs.
The music again is gorgeous and the gameplay rarely gets repetitive (aside from some minigames and getting all journal entries).

But one thing I still dont get is double damage.
You walk into some regular enemies? Double damage.
A rock falls from the ceiling? Double damage.
You get hit by hot steam? You guessed it. Double Damage.

Although I get that the game would be too easy without it,
its far less clear what deals double damage than it was in the original Hollow Knight.

Especially in the late game they really overdid it in my opinion.
You will know what I mean when you get there...

Still a 9.8/10 or something like that.
Its just that good.

Its a fun time.

For me its as good as A Way out but a bit worse than It Takes Two.

This is Peak

Cute little tech demo to show what can be done with Blender and Godot!

Some of the possible endings are really unsatisfying, the endings in general feel a bit rushed and its sometimes not clear how to change later events just from replaying a chapter but otherwise its a very fun game on the first playthrough.

Nice Zelda-like, although by the time I reaced the last 2 dungeons the puzzles got a bit too repetitive and I really didnt like the ones were you have to walk a narrow path because if you fall down there you always start at the entrance of the room regardless if there were safe spaces in the middle somewhere.

Didnt collect 100% because there's no system that hints at where the remaining collectibles are.

Beautiful, not a huge fan of the story and gameplay though. Its all a bit shallow

Well, if you're a fan of the franchise, you'll like this one too.
More of the same, but always good!

Aside from some weird behavior in multiplayer, one of the best games I ever played

Sadly, the game turned out to be different than I anticipated.

I thought it was an easy and fun dialogues with some nice gameplay loop kind of game, like A Short Hike, Frog Detective etc...
Its more of a philosophical-oriented game with a bit of fun sprinkled in.

Gameplay-wise, it got repetitive towards the end because catching the one missing critter was very time consuming.

Also, my world somehow bugged so radio towers or some specific biomes just didnt appear anymore, making it impossible to progress on the fish and radio waves.

If you like these kind of dialogues and have a bit more luck with your world generation, I'd definitely recommend it to you.