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Eh, its fine, but the gimmick runs its course by Chapter 2 and the mechanics introduced later on don't do much to differentiate the formula to keep things really interesting.

Also the game length isn't long enough to warrant a $25 price tag. Pick up on sale and you will find some thing to like.

7.5/10

One of the most fun Rogue-lites on the market and I'm not even a huge fan of the gimmick.

Mixing a Borderlands art-style and amount of guns, with the fluidity of gameplay in games like Overwatch, and secrets galore, there's plenty to keep this one compelling.

Though difficulty can spike rapidly in areas where the game practically becomes a bullet hell, there are still ways to upgrade your Bot to make said experience a bit less tedious.

Rather addicting. Death to the Evil Bots. 9/10

Injecting complex level design, cleverly changing mechanics, and a beautiful story, this is without a doubt a perfect platformer in any way.

Also, that soundtrack slaps in ways that are hard to describe unless you listen to it.

MAKE MORE GAMES PLEASE.

Hits just as hard on a second playthrough. What a gem - 10/10

Haven't lost time to a game, like I have with this one, in a long time.

Gamefreak and the Pokemon Company should take this loss and understand what people are really looking for when it comes to new Pokemon titles. I'm not talking about guns and slavery.

I'm talking about innovation and actual fun.

Big ups to Pocketpair for the well deserved acclaim this game is getting. Excited to see where this one goes!

An excellent platformer and puzzle game with an interesting narrative and exciting gameplay that kept me invested throughout my playtime.

The ending however is where the game lost me and my rating will suffer for that.

Overall, another good Raw Fury game that is worth a playthrough.

8/10

Even though it is painfully short, this is an elegantly crafted indie puzzle game with clever mechanics, that feels like a true labor of love.

8/10

The shell of what could be a great indie RPG. There's barely any variety to music. Any attempt at classes feel rather half-assed. Exploration is literally locked behind lock picking doors or "lore skill." It takes the souls game approach to story, which is agonizingly lazy. Combat is just not all that fun.

I'd love to be proven wrong when the full game is out because the game is gorgeous but for now: its a creatively designed tech demo that's as wide as an ocean and as deep as a kiddie pool...

Besides maybe Return of the Obra Dinn, this is the premier indie deduction game on the market.

Though some of the cases can get obtuse and require you to scrutinize every last detail with immaculate precision, the stories that unfold when you do put events in place are creative to say the least.

DLCs were fine, but didn't feel all that necessary.

Overall if Ace Attorney with hints of secret societies and dark familial secrets are your thing, you're sure to enjoy this:

8.5/10

I don't know what I'm looking at half the time, but ♥♥♥♥ if it ain't pretty.

In all seriousness, this is a mind-bending indie gem that feels like a cool mix between Death's Door and Shadow of the Colossus.

You don't know what you're doing half the time or why you're doing it but figuring out the way the orb worlds meld together to get you where you need to be is a hell of a mechanic.

I hope this game gets a sequel and fully fleshes out these ideas, cause in a wholly positive way, Cocoon left me wanting much more.

Overall, another win for AnnaPurna. Keep up the good work!

10/10

The Will states that you must buy and play this game.

Our leader, Jason Smith, guides us with his exceptional abilities in indie game development and proves that the pinnacle of gaming still lies in the non-AAA market.

Cultic is a joy to play and stands out as another darling in the ever growing boomer shooter market. 9/10