Recent reviews by Urthdigger

I would die for this lonely raccoon. Actually, given the genre, probably more like I *will* die like 50 times for this raccoon.

Seriously though, I love what I've seen of the characters and storytelling so far. It's not all that scary, looking like it's using the trappings of a horror game to tell a melancholy story. I can't wait for part 2.

While fairly short, this is everything I've ever wanted in a game. It manages to pull off the stealth mechanics pretty well, it's funny, the main character is absolutely adorable, the music is fantastic... I hope we see more of Kyle in the future <3

A cute game with a great sense of humor and soundtrack. It has ponies, it has lasers, what more could you ask for?

This is a picturesque interactive story about the beauty of nature, the complexities of interpersonal relationships, and wild conspiracy plots. It may be more a movie than a game, but the graphics and writing are solid.

This is yet another on the long list of suspenseful indie horror titles, but with less of an emphasis on being chased by monsters. It's suspenseful, has some decent jump scares, and tells a story of what obsession can do to a man.

However, there are a few downsides. A lot of your obstacles boil down to finding the object you need to proceed, and this can be frustrating with tinier items. In addition, the multiple endings and collectibles encourage multiple plathroughs (with some content not accessible on your first play), but horror games don't really lend themselves to multiple runs.

That all said, if you're a fan of atmospheric horror games I highly reccomend giving this a shot.

The music and aesthetics alone make this a great classic game. The controls can seem a little finicky at times, but there's a certain enjoyment to be had tagging the whole city and finding new routes and shortcuts along the way.

Being a ♥♥♥♥ to my friends has never been more fun

Short, sweet, cheap. The puzzles aren't TOO difficult, but it still manages to be satisfying to find that switch or line things up just right and trigger the next phase.

This was a close call, it honestly was. I like the visuals, abusing the sheep is oddly entertaining, and it had puzzles I actually had to stop and think about. That said, the latter half of the game is almost entirely physics puzzles with finicky controls (at least using a controller), leading to a lot of frustrating deaths made only worse by checkpoints becoming more and more scarce.

An utterly delightful game full of charming characters and visuals. It's not a difficult game by any means, and rather short, but this is a game you play more for the characters you meet along the way, and the fun things it does with the gameplay.