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Great lineup, fun rhythm game that I have already found myself coming back to. Doesn't do anything super gimmicky (yet) but is just a really solid game. If you like BEMANI games, this might be something for you. Really love to see how this grows with time!

Note: To rebind your keys, or change offset, press F10 in the song list. There is a really impressive mod menu hidden there where you can configure all from skins and note explosions to showing FAST/SLOW and even how far off you where in MS. Probably among the best in the business!

An amazing game amazingly modernized, with new puzzles to make it more interesting for people that played it back in the day.

Remake of the Neo Atlas II, pretty interesting take on the world exploration genre since it is based on procedural generation for it's map creation. The game features light trading element, but is way more interested in finding plotlines and following them to their conclusion with a bunch of different admirals. I had a great time playing the game and the different potential events that can happen depending on the choices of plotlines you follow.

Fun little mystery box centered around shaping peoples thoughts and opinions by influencing their choices.

Terrible drifting sync issues (had to resync every song to get it back in sync for the song) and control schemes from hell stops this from being an enjoyable rhythm game. A shame because it had potential.

Lucas Pope recommended this game on twitter and I can understand why. It has a good sense of trying to logic out the various scenes and it makes you more invested in the narrative as a whole. While the game starts out a bit shallow the narrative hooks you in and the fact that you often have to make conclusions based on previous events made the end result a pleasure to figure out. The game really pushes you to not take any hints and I am glad I did not. I recommend not to marathon this game but rather play it one scenario at a time.

Highly recommended if you like logic deduction games.

A Golden Wake is the newest pick of the crop by Wadjet Eye, developed by Grundislav Games. And as all other Wadjet Eye published games, it stands up! Although much easier then Premordia or even the Blackwell games, the game has a story to tell and does it well!

A big plus is the setting which rarely get much attention in the Point 'n Click scene and was grandly captured in sites and sound during the game.

Although not my favorite game during the last years, the game was a welcome addition to a otherwise rather bleak genre.

A great game which desserves more recognition then it gets. It is early access but what is already there is more then enought to persuade you to buy the game now, it is one of those "good enought now and will only get better" kinda deals.

The game itself plays kinda like the board games like zombie in my pocket. You are faced with a bunch of faced down cards and you have a choice of which card to travel to. The card is then fliped over and will show you an event on your journey, it may be a skill task (govern by a pick a card to see outcome mechanic), a shop to by food or magic items, or a combat encounter to spend the magic items on.

The combat encounters are special in that you are put into a 3D space with a brawler ruleset. You get with the weapons and items you have picked up from events and shops and are to fight a couple or monsters, or face a difficult maze, depending on the card.

The game is rich in lore and story, with every senario covering a specific target and the story of how he or she came to be the target. Each scenario starts with the player building the deck of encounters and dangers (except for a small number of predetermine scenariobased cards) which makes this game really unique in that a dungeon is as hard as player balances it to be.

Highly recommended

Actually pretty good. Very nice visual design with each level feeling like under control by some entity which want nothing more then to stomp you down. Combo system is nice, had fun all the way through the game. I think a lot of negativity around this game boils from how it doesn't fit into the canon or how the characters were changed. Maybe that is right, maybe this should have been a spinoff, rather then a reboot. Myself I have never been too deep into the DMC cannon, all I can say is that it does stand up as a separate entity. Much recommended.

Pretty cool concept, fun for about 3-4 minutes for a laugh. Don't pay money for this. It's just a cheep gag.