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Short n' sweet puzzle game. Whimsical character designs and neat world transitions. Story was lacking sadly.

Naruto's swing made a cameo

Beautifully simplistic. Great fun little game, I'd say Hitman Go is better but they're both great in their own rights.

Beautifully simplistic. Wish they made more.

Phonkly

Very lovely rhythm game demo (:
Very cool soundtrack (:
Very loud visuals ):

Other than the story, I really liked this game. The story is good and all, but idk if it was just me, it felt like it was the skeleton and some of the organs of the actually story. Kinda like sometimes there was the perfect amount of story with the perfect amount of detail and other times both were lacking. The game itself ran smoothly and can't recall a time I had issues with long load times, glitching, lagging, or the such. Loved the majority of the chapters and their mechanics but unfortunately the game is rather a short one. Would have loved to have experienced more of everything is white and you have to paint things black to find your way through. Overall a great short game that I thoroughly enjoyed and ran smoothly.

I'll admit, I really liked the music, art of certain scenes, and general theme of it. The story was also good/decent for a short game. But unfortunately while I started liking it at the beginning, I got more and more annoyed as I progressed. If you find yourself in the unfortunate case of being found, good luck not dying. No place to hide or safe areas such as in a locker or under the bed. The moment one hears you, he pretty much has wall hacks and can track you down anywhere. Yea you can run, but you have to either get in an elevator or far enough away from his designated area. Running away and quickly going quiet and crouch walking somewhere else won't do it either, he'll know where you're at. Oh, this guy is blocking the hallway? I'll just move to the side so he doesn't run into me and I'll hold my breath so he can pass. Yea, no. Even if they don't touch you. If you're in a really close proximity, even when holding breath and not moving, the enemy will hit you. It just got more and more annoying over time and started dreading having to crouch walk everywhere, ever so slowly and making sure to social distance for covid. Also, the puzzles were brain dead easy.

Honestly 9/10 game.

Follows the gist of the Tomb Raider games pretty well. I could critique everything about this game but the only major things I can mention is the same issue with every other Tomb Raider game/any game that allows scaling things... game tries to lock onto something that doesn't exist rather than what you were aiming for. Doesn't happen too often, but have died plenty due to this. Other minor problems is blood splatter where it shouldn't be or before it happens, some volume problems in certain cut scenes, and Laura's writing... that last one is just on my opinion, it doesn't affect the game. Other than that, it's still pretty fun to explore and find all the knick knacks and the story behind them, and the random challenges and sidequests to do. The main story and fights are quite interesting and certain points keeps you on the edge of your chair. Visuals are also pretty nice, same with general feel of motion. Environmental deaths do feel "lacking of variety" but that's the only thing, the rest of the game has a lot of variety from place to place, mission to mission, puzzle to puzzle, etc. And the last thing I want to mention is compared to the previous Tomb Raider games, this one handle over hang climbing the best.

I'm just going to start off by saying I am not a fan of horror games, or at least the ones where you can't fight back and are constantly low on flashlight batteries or matches.
If you're looking for a horror game that'll have you all tensed up and on the verge of running away from you PC, this game isn't it. There are times when the game gets tense but it's not a constant experience throughout the whole game.
I really like the way this game looked, unlike some games where they copy and paste the same low quality doors or random items, this game avoids exploiting that option. And the game doesn't any mechanics such as stamina, flashlight, camera, matches, etc. that get used way to fast and are hard to find more of. Plus the game introduces you to multiple different scenes/environments that I wasn't quite used to seeing, then again, I don't usually play horror games.