Recent reviews by Molly Millions

Simply the best RPG I've ever played... I haven't been this enamored with a game in over 20 years. Just don't go into it thinking you're going to discover everything it has to offer in just one playthrough... you'll find something new each time you start a new game.

It's a complete joy to play... the controls are fluid so it feels like you're really playing as a cat. I highly recommend this game, and can easily see myself playing through it again.

The story is fine... Just sort of average in my opinion. But the atmosphere is where this game succeeds so well. The city of Nivalis genuinely feels massive and gives you that cyberpunkish sci-fi feel that's part Blade Runner and part Fifth Element.
I definitely enjoyed it and I'm excited to play the DLC next!

I recently was ill with COVID-19 and had to isolate myself to keep the rest of my family safe. I ended up playing Stardew Valley with my daughter just about every day during that time, so I was still able to spend time with her *and* keep her safe. I will always be so very grateful that we were able to do this together- being able to made each day in isolation a little bit easier.
Now if I could only get her to stop spending all of our money on furniture and fish tanks...

Played this game with my 7 year-old daughter and we both loved it! We finished it, too, and likely will play it again. I recommend this to anyone looking for a hilariously fun co-op experience or even just playing solo.

I love how fun it is to come up with different solutions to the same problem!

Works wonderfully! If you can't get ahold of one these days, Valve released the Steam Link app for Raspberry Pi (3B+ would be the best), so all you need is a copy of Raspbian (Desktop or Lite will both work, but Desktop will be easier to configure internet and Bluetooth), connect it to the internet, open terminal and type "sudo apt-get install steamlink". You'll find the app located both on the desktop and in the menu... Enjoy!

It's so comfortable to use and it's versatility is second to none. I literally couldn't ask for more.

Absolutely amazing. It's hard to call something like this a game - more of a story simulation. But it succeeds in telling it's tale in a way that no other medium could. A second playthrough will provide you with snippets of the story that you may not have heard the first time. But take your time exploring the narrative as well as the loneliness. Dear Esther is a masterpiece, and it will stay with you.