Recent reviews by Tokamak

It's a great game.

Dead Letter Dept. establishes the setting and ambiance quite well.
So far I've experienced one ending.
I'm fond of the immense pressure and sense of urgency which permeate the world.
It's dark, stressful and oppressive, achieving so much with only subtle use of "conventional" horror elements.
Overall the game feels very balanced and polished, it being clear that a huge amount of thought and passion went into it.

I don't need no stinkin' remake.

Really good game, quite resource-intensive however.

I liked it.

Surprisingly, there's a real good game hiding beneath the thickness.

The conventional format of Lego games are that they roughly follow the media they are based upon, in other words; if you play Lego Star Wars, the game will loosely revolve around the Star Wars movie's plot. Unlockable characters possess various traits which helps you progress the heavily linear levels. If you purchase this game expecting it to follow the norms of other Lego games, you are most likely bound to end up disappointed.

This game (Lego Movie 2 Videogame, abbrv. LM2VG) takes a different direction, instead of a central hub where you select a linear story level, there are many differently themed worlds reliant on non-linear open world exploration, with some containing story missions and most containing plenty of side missions. In many regards, LM2VG is very similar to it's cousin game Lego Worlds (including it's respective flaws) which is more of a sandbox experience. This game is also VERY repetitive and padded. Keep this in mind if you are looking to buy The Lego Movie 2 Videogame and perhaps consider holding out until it goes on sale.

LM2VG is in general pretty good and worthy of a recommend.

A wonderful experience. Dredge holds itself to very high standards on multiple fronts and I think many other developers can learn from this amazing game. As a player I feel incredibly well taken care of, spoiled almost.

I think it's close to a masterpiece with only a few minor downsides.
Under some circumstances, inventory management becomes an absolute pain in the butt. In general, my opinion is that the game could benefit from a higher baseline difficulty in addition to being less generous with resources.

All in all 9/10.

It was ok.
It's a very short (~30m) underwater experience with simple mechanics.

It's very uncomfortable to navigate, controls would benefit from some QoL.
Achievements won't trigger. Other than that, it's decent.