Recent reviews by Skull of Sophistication

I really liked this game, it's an absolute love letter to all kinds of cycling culture, it's all kinds of references and jokes. This game just has CHARACTER and I love it for that. Definitely a few issues, I had some stuttering, the AI can get a little confused on races, there were some typos in text boxes, and like another reviewer said, all of the bike parts and lone wolf cyclists are random, so it's probably not a good game to try to 100%. If you're okay with just playing it to enjoy though, it's a great time. Exploring the world, customizing your bike and finding new parts is so much fun, especially if you're a fan of bikes this game is definitely worth a shot!

A little rough around the edges, but to be expected for an early demo. Super fun though, it feels great to cycle around the world and the vibes are incredible, as a bike lover this is exactly the kind of game I've been looking for! Really looking forward to the full release!

This game is basically a physics playground, a level you can climb, pull, and explore to your hearts content. These levels are varied and interesting, other than the water one, that one is rather annoying. Beyond that the game is quite short, even with a bit of messing around. Lastly this game must be played multiplayer, local if possible, since some of the puzzles almost need two people and this game lends itself to having fun with a friend. As for the online, barely contained chaos is the best description, with a max of nine players I have not come across anything as fun in a long time as trying to drive a motorboat with eight other people on board, either hanging off the side, trying to throw the others off the side, or trying to pilot the boat. This game is amazing to play with a friend and well worth it on sale.

I highly recommend this game, especially if you have any knowledge of Tibetan Buddism, given that the game itself doesn't explain a lot. Beyond that the gameplay isn't incredibly interesting, you only move and jump, to explore the map. The best way I can discribe it is a meditation in the form of a game. I really like the art too, that's part of what makes this game good.