Recent reviews by redstormpopcorn

Take Ocarina of Time as a template, apply lessons learned in the subsequent 12 years of game design, wrap it in a hilariously grimdark '90s comic, then deliberately add one slightly annoying thing to every single aspect of the game.

Not annoying enough to stop playing, solid 7ish/10.

Not so much a game (though it contains one) as a piece of interactive fiction, this a beautiful and engaging way to spend about an hour. Each vignette illustrates a different aspect of coping with mortality and the modern Death Industrial Complex (shout out Adam Ruins Everything S1E12) with interesting banter from the supporting cast tucked into every inbox update.

I don't see much replay value unless you're a huge Minesweeper fan. It does get a little repetitive, but it's a game about a job, and that's how jobs with consistent tasks in regulated fields go. If you are a person who plans to die someday, you might as well spend $2.50 and an hour on this before you get there.

my only regret is that you never see the corpse of Chad Grant.

A gorgeous, meticulously-crafted experience. The art department comes first in the credits for good reason. Level & puzzle design are both excellent, but I'd prefer more subtle encouragement guidance towards unexplored areas than having completed ones walled off.

One of the best action games I've ever played. Went through story on normal difficulty, was a little easy on mouse + keyboard except for some deaths that felt kinda cheap. A sequel would be nice.

Hilarious, adorable, and pretty short. The Patton Oswalt of games.

Game's real good, soundtrack is top-notch, and there's exactly the right amount of plot for its genre.