Recent reviews by Trozana

Point & Click game where 90%+ of the content consists of quick and "quick" time events that only use the interaction method.
An area manager allows you to visit every finished area to allow you checking out every other possible outcome you might have missed.
In case of content the game is barely pulling back on showing all sorts of chaos in its different levels. Questioning the absurdity of certain outcomes or wanting to facepalm is a likely outcome when playing.
I like that one background music used in most general levels tho.

A great point & click puzzle game that you can get pretty cheap nowadays on sales.

The amount of dialogs allows you to obtain quite some story knowledge about your local and global surroundings and a lot of the involved characters.
I enjoyed the base story, its environments and twists a lot.

The puzzle difficulty had a great touch as the feeling of "random combination to solve puzzle" occured rarely, just like the feeling of puzzles seeming too easy.
Even an integraded hint system is provided in case you don't want to get a feeling to need outside sources for help.

Last thing to mention would be the great soundtrack I got to listen to while playing the game. The music was greatly fitting to the environment and my personal favorite would be the Wind Song.

It's a free DLC and thus includes one level, as per usual for their free DLCs. The 1h trophy timer did not seem to be troubling to beat and most tokens are decent to get in my opinion. Certainly enjoyed the ruin design for the level and the difficulty and design of the puzzles. I wouldn't claim there is any hard puzzle and rather say that most puzzles here have an easy difficulty setting.

A nice DLC with pretty big maps. Don't think the other paid DLCs took me as much time to fully clear as this one. Compared to other people in the review section, I wasn't able to spot a single game breaking bug or close to it.

Mikoi and Noh both got a great design in case of their look. While I enjoy Mikoi's secret, the heirloom has only rarely shown a need to be used, especially if you have to lose HP which is bad for bottle artifacts or if you use the 1 HP flame ship. Noh's ability is rather niche but especially useful when you expect to have a lot of projectiles flying towards your ship, which may occur more times than you like in higher lighthouse stages.

Liking the design of the characters. While Jules isn't that spectacular with a heirloom to just get more trinkets, Angus creates quite funny moments every now and then when you get homing projectiles flying in circles across your screen.

Even today a nice to play tower defense game where you don't leave all the action to your defenses but partake in fighting waves of mobs. Due to the different weapons and placable defenses levels tend to be solvable in different ways and perhaps an own favorite way of dealing with orcs can be found.

This DLC isn't highly contributing to the base game in case of making it easier for you but I got to try and enjoy the five DLC levels. Most of the levels are satisfying to play as their design allows decent building and movement.

I may not be the biggest fan of the Shock Zapper and Floor Scorcher due to other traps fitting more to the kind of defensive building I do, the Alchemist's Satchel and Vampiric Gauntlets are indeed some great weapons to use. Even if you don't use the Vampiric Gauntlets to attack, the HP to Mana/Energy transfusion can be helpful to power other situational needed weapons.

The DLC idea is certainly neat as you can expand your Recycling Center by an area to store materials obtained by compressing or shredding certain trash types like timber or waste paper. It still got some bugs like the forklift struggling to fully go up / down after certain interactions but I haven't found a bug yet that I didn't solve through restarting the game.
In my opinion there definitely is potential to expand the content to garden waste, as it already uses a shredder, or perhaps to shredded documents.