Recent reviews by Rava

Chants of Sennaar explores the very interesting idea of having to learn a language through research and interpretation in order to progress through the game... and it does this wonderfully! The game is intriguing without being frustrating, the whole base idea is mixed with the right amount of logic puzzles and action moments, the story is well built and the world you explore is beautiful, both conceptually and artistically.
Definitely worth playing if you love puzzle-adventure games, especially because of its originality.

Beautiful medley of Sokobond and Cosmic Express. Gameplay is intuitive and satisfying, progress toward the end is soft and kept interesting by many new twists introduced upon the main mechanic. Lot of levels available, but with branching paths that mostly avoid being stuck on a single level.
Another good puzzler from Draknek and Friends, keep 'em coming!

Nice puzzler in the "Portal / test-chambers FPP" genre, set in an otherworld created by a god with a taste for puzzles. The narrating voice of the divinity reminds me of Glados from Portal in its "I just want you to solve puzzles, I'm not gonna hurt you" attitude.
The art style is good and the puzzles, revolving around a swap mechanic, are also good. Nothing too complex or mind-bending, but not straightforward too.
It's a bit too short: the swap mechanic could have been explored a bit more in harder / more varied puzzles and the story is over before you get in the mood.
But a good job, overall!

Nice minimalistic puzzler, the implementation and the overall feeling are good, even if levels tend to feel a bir repetitive after a while. Nonetheless, new mechanics added here and there keep the game fresh.

Maybe not the absolute best beat-em-up game out there, but an absolute MUST for whoever loves Bud Spencer & Terence Hill! The game shows a HUGE improvement compared to the already beautiful first game, with a lot of variety in gamplay, both from a number of minigames and from different situations in story mode.

Tip for completionists:
carefully search the area before activating the monuments, especially in chapters three four and five, because you will trigger a cutscene and be transferred to the next chapter without the possibility to get back.

Good thing, though, is that after completing the story, chapters will be available for individual playing, with a nice summary of collectibles for each chapter. It is pretty annoying that progresses while playing a random chapter outside the story mode are not saved and you need to run the whole chapter (but they're not THAT long).

Aside from that, wonderful game!

Making a sequel to such a gem as Talos Principle wasn't an easy task.
But Croteam fulfilled it wonderfully.

Animal Planner is a super cute and cozy puzzle where you organize animals in a grid based on their preferences. Easy enough, but the wide variety of animals/conditions and the pretty drawing-like art make it a a relaxing distraction from harder games. And for a small price too! Recommended.

It's not easy at all to create a puzzle game with just the right amount of action moments and even boss fights, but Cocoon does this job wonderfully. And if this wasn't enough by itself, it puts all of this into world with a majestic visual design.
A must have for adventure lovers.

I just 100% this game and I can honestly say I loved EVERYTHING about it!
The core mechanic is classic and original at the same time; the new elements are fitting with the overall setting and keep things fresh, even by revealing surprising twists; the map non-linear structure is perfect to leave the player a bit of freedom to change road whenever a tough puzzle get in the way; the art is pleasant to watch; the witty comments on the diary pages are also a nice touch.
If you're into puzzles, get this game without hesitation!
Wonderful job, guys!