Recent reviews by iam

Sticky Business is a lot of fun, and really only limited by your creativity. There are some design ideas that are a bit hard to pull off, but with updates and new additions it becomes easier to do more. Plus, it's cool to see everyone else's designs and get inspired

10/10. I named myself a curse word and got to listen to the screams of the damned (aka the death of the mantis civilization). Magical.

Inherently this game is good, though obviously it's not perfect. Characters can bug out, loading time between areas can be very slow if you run everywhere, etc. I figured presents would be in a lot of clever spots, so I did parkour numerous times. All I managed to do while trying parkour was break the game xD

Some areas feel a bit empty, though keep in mind that actual theme parks and resorts do have a bunch of open space that will be filled with guests during the day. You can also sequence break the game if you explore around between missions. This can cause all sorts of weirdly interesting bugs, which I was surprised by since the game basically asks you to go explore all of those areas.

I know some people are unhappy with the game (and its $40 price point at launch), and they're justified in their opinions. Personally, I think it's very charming. It's buggy, it has a different surface level tone than most other FNAF games, but Security Breach has actually exceeded my expectations in terms of its scale and complexity, so I give it a pass.

Fantastic game. Got Undertale and classic Pokemon vibes from it. Super cool twists and moments. Horror aspect is buried in the game, but that's not a bad thing.

Super fun game so far! Very creepy atmosphere and a lot of mysteries/ butterfly effect paths to choose. Took me a while to fully understand what the controls/ gameplay mechanics all were. Some mechanic discoveries were super cool! Only gripe would be that the game lets you choose between 'first mission' and 'main mission' without really saying what the difference is. I got really confused by that. It would also be sort of nice for the game to have save slots so that you can go back to moments where you had to choose between one option or another.

Game reveals its connections to (and explanations of) Amnesia: The Dark Descent quite early on. You'll definitely recognize the callbacks if you've played Dark Descent. First game makes a lot more sense now and I'd love to replay it after learning more, but the thing about this game explaining its predecessor is that it's very lore heavy for pretty much the entire game. The mystery of Rebirth's main character is intriguing, though it felt like there was a plot hole or two that got skipped over concerning what she's done/ where she's been in the past. Besides the lore dumping throughout (which, if you wanted to, you could mostly skip over a la Dark Descent), the story was interesting and didn't reveal all of its cards too quickly.

Love! Multiplayer is great.

Very dynamic, plenty of objectives and mysteries within the game to keep you occupied whether you're just sandboxing it or following through with the story plot. Great music, innovative creatures, and definitely new surprises and in-depth lore. Some bugs, but being an Early Access game that can't be helped. Expected to have a great full release to the public.

Good game, played it on CD when I was younger and was excited to find it on Steam a while back. The only problems I have are that the graphics are still like they used to be, and that workers are still prone to bugging out just like they were on the CD game.

Way too addicting. I bought this as something quick and cheap that I wanted to play after seeing some others try it, and each new game is a different adventure. There are plenty of new and old jokes (such as Shoop Da Whoop) and many items to use and enemies to kill. I've only recently bought it and played two hours, and it was so fun that I didn't notice how long I'd played.