Recent reviews by RicePrezPip

On top of being a game you only need one hand to play, on top of really fun game mechanics, I think this game's aesthetic is truly my favorite part of this game. It looks like a game that wasp published when I was like 3 years old, back when the computer was this mystical device that wasn't integrated into almost every part of life. Back when our screens were cubes, instead of rectangles. I like this game a lot, and I really hope we see more of it!

This game rocks. This is the kind of game I dream about making. It's art-style's really pleasing to look out, character designs are phenomenal, and I love how on beat literally everything is. My only criticisms are with level design literally pointing you with arrows where you need to go, and I wanna do more fighting!

DECEPTIVELY addictive, but also really accessible, playable entirely with a single control stick on a gamepad. Really easy to feel 'broken' which is super satisfying and enjoyable. The Among Us DLC is also really cute.

It's a super fun, addictive and unique puzzle game!! It's one of those games that's easy to learn and figure out, but also difficult to master, especially with its multitude of gamemodes.

All the tracks that come with the game are absolute joys to listen to, my personal favorite being Josie Brechner's Rush. The game also has so many customization options! You can create your own color palettes and even your own music packs! There's documentation for it and everything! A handful of the color palettes included with the game were actually created by community members!

You can find additional music packs on itch.io and I will personally recommend Deep Dive by Mothbeanie, it's such a lovely song to play this game to!

Brilliant music, lovely art-style, fantastic characters and a super engaging story that always had me guessing what was gonna happen next. It's characters really struck a chord with me and I'm really glad I got to experience this game.

It uses Unity's default skybox.

It's like Portal, only instead of creating portals, you literally change the universe around you to get where you need to go in 4 ways, by making everything light, by making everything heavy, by making everything slow and by making everything give the finger to the laws of gravity.

There certainly are a lot of headscratchers with this one and I love how they went with the premise of being trapped in a wacky mansion rather than making you a test subject. As an extra bonus, you get the voice of Robert De Lancie encouraging you to keep going!

If you liked Portal, you'll like Quantum Conundrum.

The only downside to you purchasing this is the fact you're now stuck with the Holodome. The two new characters are great, and Claptastic Voyage is AWESOME. The Holodome however is pretty much 2K Australia's way of teaching you how not to design arena levels.

The only real reason to get this is for the level upgrade and for the achievements. That being said, if you're after all the achievements, prepare yourself for quite possibly the most dull and boring arena I've ever seen.

The start of the level literally has no dialogue or any explanation, you just walk up to the arena and that whole valley you have to walk towards to get there is never addressed.

The size of the arena is absolutely massive and I commend the level designers for their work. This ♥♥♥♥ isn't easy to make. What I hate is the fact that there's never enough enemies to justify the arena's size. Enemies are always so far away from you and every Round has 5 waves which go on forever. 3 waves would have been enough. The optional objectives each round throws at you can easily be done in the first wave, which means the next 4 waves are just... you looking for enemies to kill.

Overall, this DLC doesn't feel finished. Like. Why have that massive valley leading to the arena and have NOTHING happen while you're walking there. Why is the level so big. Why are all the enemies the exact same.

Get this DLC for achievements and the increased level cap. Aaaand maybe more dialogue from Gaige and Axton. Don't get it for the Holodome.

A super fun survival game with a crafting system that simply requires experiment as opposed to pulling up a wiki article. Needs a save function though, it'd be nice to take a break from runs and come back to them. Also, made with Unity!!