Recent reviews by Sysli

A charming little adventure. It's silly but engaging and very enjoyable.

An incredibly dense game to get into... too dense for me.
I can kinda see the shapes of interesting stories and topics that would interest me, gliding smoothly away from me deep under a shell of ice I have neither the time or energy to chip through.I'm sure this game does a lot for others who can manage to work past the many concept that's shoved at you from the start and I wish those people all the best... but I didn't like feeling as if I was assigned homework by the game.
The art that gets praised a lot also didn't really ping me. Some of it's lovely but the style and details seem to vary a lot. But personal taste and all.

I've never had so much fun failing utterly at a task. Delightful.

So many options to say and do some magnificently stupid things - I'm having a blast trying everything out while still getting quality creepy.

Very simple, you're presented with two choices that will each give a different result, giving you a little animation of whatever happens. Testing different combinations and seeing what happens is relaxing and fun. I enjoyed it.

I didn't expect to be good at this game, but it was still very enjoable, and it turns out I was better than I'd expected. Being able to tailor your experience to some degree is nice.

Primordia is a really lovely classic Point and Click adventure game with a solid story and a great world to explore.

The “retro” look suits the game really well, with its pixelated and somewhat grubby surfaces. I managed to go through the entire game with no walkthrough and I really enjoyed the extra puzzles that were built in, which weren’t necessary for completing the story, but did add some flavor and lore. A lot of lore to be honest, Wadjet Eye is really fond of giving you access to in-game “wikis” that are surprisingly extensive and I for one love it.

In general there were a lot of nuanced characters with different personalities and I like that there’s different ways to solve some puzzles as well as multiple endings depending on what actions you take. It’s a relatively short game, but it packs in a lot of world building considering that, and I found it very enjoyable. Definitely recommended if you like robots, cities cobbled together from junk or just worlds that feel like work were put into them.

I'm not particularly good at this type of game, but considering I've spent 14 hours on it and can still find new and exciting ways to die I don't think I can complain. ;)

I'm never quite sure what I'm getting into when I start this game, but I'm having fun finding new, weird ways to get in trouble and/or die. And really, who can ask for more?

A lovely game where the main focus is on characters and setting more than any skill based shenanigans. It's very good at creating an interesting world and perfect for chilling out with for a bit.