Recent reviews by ifter

This is one of the best indie psychological horror games I've played period. From the art style to the pacing of the story, everything just clicked for me. I wasn't sure what to expect going in, but I'm very pleased I picked this up. A lot of heavy, unsettling feelings and got some good scares out of it too.

I would say to keep in mind that this is almost entirely a story game. Most of the content is about walking around and letting yourself get absorbed in the plot. Still 100% recommended. You should definitely let The Pony Express take you for a ride!

Update: After watching two friends of mine play through this separately, it's amazing to me how many little details are sprinkled throughout that you'd really only pick up on if you went through it again (or were REALLY observant). My love for this game has only grown.

Lunacid really evokes the feeling of the old King's Field and Shadow Tower games in the best way. If you're familiar with those games and aren't particularly into them, you won't like this either. If you are though, it's an amazingly fun dungeon-crawling experience. It oozes with atmosphere, a ton of secrets and side content, so many weapons/spells to experiment with, and the music is fantastic.

KIRA has yet to disappoint.

It really is a blast destroying everything in this kidnapper's house and hearing him cry out as there's nothing he can do about it. There are some bugs here and there, such as some items reappearing on loading a save, but nothing game-breaking that I've run into. Some good, spooky Puppet Combo fun as always.

There's not a lot of content, but what is here is really fun to play with a friend. There are little secrets here and there to find and I could see it being really fun to try and do it faster and better each time. It's satisfying to play as both the camera user and the flashlight user. There's some weird desync depending on who the host is. A friend and I found that the host should always be the one using the flashlight or enemy locations end up not being the same for both players. Aside from that small problem though, everything was fine. Connecting to a host was simple and there wasn't any lag.

It's free-to-play and a fun, quick co-op experience. What's not to love?

Very fun game to just goof around with friends in. Very silly. There's a lot of content currently and what seems to be a lot of new content planned down the line. If you've played the first game, Monster Prom, no real reason you won't enjoy this one either, unless you're not particularly fond of the new romantic interests.

One of the few games that has been described as a Silent Hill-esque game that I feel actually fits that description accurately. From the graphic style to the creepy atmosphere. The monsters capture that same feeling as well.

Also lots of little goodies to keep the game interesting over multiple runs (random events, different choices, etc.)

The dev has also made and continues to make changes to the game to make it more accessible to people, such as adding the ability to alter the FOV.

I highly recommend this game.

It has a sloth that dispenses candy bars with its mouth. What more could you need, you soulless monsters?

A game this goofy shouldn't be able to make someone sad. WHY?!

If you've enjoyed any of the previous Arkham games, this one plays more or less the same as those. Combat includes most of the features of Arkham City with plenty of new additions. Haven't experienced the lag/frame drops that others seem to be suffering from, and that's with an Nvidia GTX 680. Having it installed on an SSD might be helping with that.