Recent reviews by Aye

Extremely fun game with friends. Will come back to play again after new update/DLC drops.

One of the best horror games ever made, now with stunning visuals and smoother gameplay. The storytelling and character development are mind-blowing, diving deep into themes like guilt and grief.

This game nails psychological horror, focusing more on atmosphere and emotional depth than jump scares. Every monster feels like a part of the story, making it even more unsettling.

Whether you played the original or not, this remake stays true to what made it great while giving it a fresh new feel.

Puzzles are a bit easy. Other than that, an amazing art game.

I appreciate the concepts of this game and admire the character designs and story development. However, as of 2024, I cannot recommend it. The gameplay is too simple and boring to fully enjoy the game's other great qualities. In another word, it's not fun for me.

An incredible game that feels tough but rewarding. It’s one of those games where every time you fail, you want to get back up and try again. The platforming is super tight, and though it can be challenging, the game never feels unfair. As you guide Madeline up the mountain, the story hits on really real themes like anxiety and self-doubt, and you can’t help but connect with her struggles. The way the game ties her personal journey into the gameplay makes it feel special. Plus, the music is beautiful and the levels are always fun to explore. It’s a game that’s not just fun, but also makes you think and feel.

A top indie puzzle game, on par with titles like Ori and Hollow Knight. While the collectibles aren't as rewarding compared to other games, the sense of satisfaction from exploration is top notch.

It's pretty mediocre, definitely NOT worth more than $5. The game play is way too short to justify the price tag.

I hate how they established all these rules you have to follow, but then every boss encounters break them just to show off their power. It felt more like I was fighting a cheater/hacker than a legitimate boss battle. In a card/strategy games, I'm expecting to fight fair and square. This game just failed to deliver any of it and making encounters feel unfair. The boss AI just throws out random cards that don't even make sense. The only real challenge is figuring out how to deal with the way they cheat.

The level design was fantastic, but I wish there were more enemy types. I still vividly remember playing the original Doom on my dad's computer in the early 2000s. The motion sickness it gave me stuck with me, but I just couldn't stop playing. Overall, it's a brief but nostalgic memory of how great the game once was.

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ cringe ass storytelling. boring mob design.

Garbage CS team. played this game for around 10 hours many years(6+) ago and had to setup google authentication. CS team won't help me unbind it now that I want to play it again and no longer have the authentication(its been way to long). Asking retarded questions like, where I was born, where do i live, exact dates last played, character equipped items(As if i'd know that for a game I played years ago for short time), and ect. Now my account is basically dead and I will not be able to start anything new because they cannot unbind my steam account.