Recent reviews by Wootus

Soo good, Jimbo approves.

This is a slick deck building rouge-lite. Currently there are 3 characters, and a 4th one is available in beta (soon to the proper release.)

I've spent way to many nigh staying up late playing this, it's really easy to get into and it will suck you into the "one more level" trap. While Some may consider the art style a bit rough around the edges, I like it, and feel it gives the game a nice atmosphere.

Short and sweet. This game has some nice platforming, and some wonderful art. There's not much surprise after you play though once, and learn the story, but that doens't reduce the charm at all.

This game is something else!

I have spent a considerable amount of time with this gem. It's a neat little text adventure + combat rogue-lite thing.

Part "endless" runner, part puzzle game, all EVIL!

This game is a clever little excursion that I don't want to say too much about. This is a game where the experience is better if you go in blind. While there are a few frustrating/tedious part to the game, it is overall a great way to burn a few hours. With the price point being as affordable as it is there is no reason to wait for a sale to pick up this gem.

I've played this game a little bit, it's pretty good.

(On a more serious note, this is a great ARPG that is very deep. If you like Diablo or Path of Exile this will be right up your alley. Between this and Path of Exile[PoE], I prefer this one largely due to frequent server resets.)

This game brings the feels.

Zenge Is an elegantly designed puzzle game where you have to get pieces into their specific location. It starts of rather simple but introduces a number of concepts throughout that add to the challenge. This isn't a particularly difficult game to get through, but it's not intended to be. The music is nice, but a bit forgettable. There is a bit of a visual story that is revealed as you progress, but it's more of an afterthought. All around this a charming gem of a game.

Hook is an elegantly designed puzzle game that has a focus on order of operation. It's much akin to reading electrical diagrams. For a single dollar you can give that grey matter a little over one hours worth of excercise.

A simple (concept) platformer with very tight controls. Difficulty level ramps up pretty quickly. And it has a lot of levels.

Not my style, but if you like throwing a wad of meat (which is also happens to be great at parkour) into circular saws over and over ad nauseum, this may be what you're looking for.