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If you're looking for grimdark, if you're looking for a turn based strategy game where you need to plan carefully and not just with the battles, if you want a story with characters that are believable, then this is a game for you, set after the Golden Ending of Library of Ruina, it doesn't require you to play through it to completely make sense of it (although it would help) an ongoing effort, at the time this review is out, Chapter 3 is as far as it's gotten, but more content will be added over time, so it couldn't hurt to prepare for it...it expands the story over time, so it won't stay as it is for too long.

A mix of Portal and the movie Tenet, where it's puzzles involving the concept of time inversion, as in reversing the time of puzzle elements, combined with an engaging story, lore scattered for those that can find it and a minimal cast, this should provide much in the way of amusement, this developer shows promise, based on what they came up with here.

This raises the bar on From Software's capability to make games for hateful masochist, customisable weapons and shields, transport to move around an open area with, a JUMP BUTTON and a story written by one that has written a book and TV series with plenty of disproportunate retribution and incest. If you're wanting to kill a few months on something that is top quality, you'll certainly get your money's worth with this game, especially if you aim to find everything.

Ever imagine what Groundhog Day mixed with an Agatha Christie murder mystery would look like, this is it, it can provide a challenge to figure out how to save each of the victims and there's also a few twists that will appears towards the end.

Bad guys have all the fun? They certainly do here! Where you play as a Classic James Bond style villain with one major difference: depending of how good you are at management, you'll either be more competent or even worse than Dr Evil. As for how the evil lair is made or how the money comes in...that's up to you as well, as long as the world is taken over, that's all that matters in the end.

A shift in genre didn't reduce the amusement of this continuation of Project Moon's grimdark world, there's some familiar elements within the story and some that are new, the way of combating what arrives is literally on the cards, where what is used depends on what can be gained from defeated foes, where the more that is defeated, the more is learned about the lore of that world, either through cutscenes or from what can be read from those defeated, the story has a mix of amorality, colourful characters and a variety of opponents to pummel into the floor, so set up the deck, start the battle and kick some a**!

(Note: may require playing Lobotomy Corporation to make sense of some of the plot elements, this game obviously contained a few spoilers from that game)

Want a puzzle platformer where you switch between 2D and 3D? Want a story that doesn't overload you with information that also provokes emotion and concern about mental health? Well this is a game to go for, I'd call it Little Nightmares meets Contrast made by a French developer, this is a short one, but it's entertaining.

What if being Death was like being in an office job, where choosing who would continue living and who would not, was as simple as processing documents? Want to know how it would affect you in the plot? Well, this is a game for you. (also a game for those that like "Papers, Please")

This is what would come from the head M.C. Escher after eating too much cheese mixed with what could come out of the head of Alexey Pajitnov after consuming too much of another thing from his homeland. (e.g. what he DIDN'T come up with) where you have to work out where you need to go in order to make it work, where some parts are colourful enough to contrast with the rest. This can provide much amusement, especially if the other ending is worked towards.

For those that want a Puzzle Platformer with an art style from something out of Studio Ghibli and the main obstacles are timing and working out the sequence to get past barriers, this is a game for you. It's also a game for those that want social commentary, a less-than black and white morality in places and a variety of accents.