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It's really a game made for people who like horror, and if that's you then you'll like this game. Many comparisons to Resident Evil but this game holds heavily onto surrealism and tells a genuinely interesting story. It goes cheap as chips these days so you can't go wrong.

An incredibly compelling and satisfying game with excellent pacing and a gameplay loop that compels you to do one more mission even more than one more turn in Civ. Despite occasionally feeling janky or buggy, and being able to see how a sequel could easily make improvements to aspects of the game, this game is mandatory playing for anyone who likes strategy games.

Stray Gods is worth your time because it's genuinely innovative. I've never seen a game (or anything else) tell a story in this way and it uses the music as a narrative device in a way I've not seen before but one that works incredibly well and elevates the rest of the game. As a game about its characters and story, it achieves its goals very well and is aided greatly by excellent performances. The only real downside is that the music itself isn't great. Allowing you to make genuine choices and guide the songs sacrifices the writers ability to write songs which can be listened to, are memorable, or really have anything interesting going on at all. I'd like to remember some music from a musical but I can barely pull up a couple of lines and I've only just finished the game. The music serves its purpose in the game well, just don't expect to take anything you'll want to listen to afterwards from it.

A lovely, cosy cleaning game that should be in the dictionary under oddly-satisfying.

A well presented visual novel that plays around with the idea of multiple playthroughs for different endings. It's very easy to spoil and very short so just give it a try, it's well worth your time.

A Lovecraft inspired folk horror story set in rural England that is absolutely worth your time. The game has an appropriate and mysterious build-up to an ending which makes for a memorable conclusion. The team behind this game clearly understand what makes Lovecraftian stories work and it shows. My only complaints are that some of the point and click puzzles in the middle can be a little frustrating and I'd recommend being willing to look up solutions when you're stuck. As an aside, I appreciate hearing English accents from regions that aren't commonly represented in media and genuinely wish more games chose rural Britain as a setting.

If you're a casual player who wants to play the single player and maybe a bit of online button mashing then I definitely recommend this game, it's very clearly built with you in mind. Unfortunately, the development team either don't understand or actively dislike what makes Tekken interesting at a high level. They've taken a game which is interesting due to it's wide variety of options and made it focused on simple 50/50 mixups as much as possible, even turning previously interesting defensive characters into generic mixup characters like everyone else. There's a lot of great character design but it's impossible to appreciate it when I feel like every character I pick up plays in such a similar way. I've been obsessed with playing competetive Tekken for 5+ years now but I think it's time to go and find another obsession unless the developers kind are willing to effectively do a 180 on the direction of the game.

A game that initially builds upon the first and eventually manages to tell a story with moments that could only exist in a game. It's not a perfect game but, as a piece of art, it's very special.

This game is cute, like really cute, and I was hoping this would be enough to carry it but unfortunately most of the game is spent in the gameplay with nothing interesting going on. They came up with a fun movement system but that's about as far as the good aspects of the gameplay go. The rest of the game is neither interesting nor challenging. There's no interesting adventure when every place looks the same and asks the same of you. The combat is a jrpg like system but simplified enough to present no challenge and require no thinking. I'd love to spend more time on the cute parts of the game and see where the story goes but the majority of the game has me bored to tears barely two and a half hours in. It's a shame, but I really don't recommend this game despite really wanting to like it.

The Sayonara Wild Hearts effect is what I call it when I buy a random indie game with no expectations in the end of year Steam sale and then it turns out to be one of my games of the year. If Found is a visual novel with an extremely unique presentation for the genre which is on it's own enough to set it apart from the pack but it uses this presentation to tell one of the most beautiful stories I've ever seen in any media really. I don't want to talk much about the story because I think you should let it speak entirely for itself but I really hope you give this game a shot and can see what makes it so impactful.