Totally serviceable. I think I liked the characters more than anything else going on.

Finding the right moment to attach and let go just isn't that fun. Seems like a good game, though.

I like most of what they're doing with this, but there's a lethargy in the puzzle-solving that ended up being frustrating.

Fun enough 3D nonogram puzzler presented fairly well, but the puzzles themselves didn't meaningfully change enough to justify 190 levels.

Unremittingly bigger and louder seemingly for no sake other than its own insecurities.

Fun, but a little too challenging to actually engage with.

I was one of the people who didn't have a problem with Wheatley back in 2011, when I first played Portal 2.

Guess I've changed.

Well made but clearly not made for me. Glad I tried it.

Little of it's outright bad, but there's nothing compelling me to stick around. Parvati excepting. But no single character can carry a 20-30 hour RPG on their back, even an adorable queer lady. I think ultimately she reveals how tonally unappealing and structurally flimsy the rest of the game is. It feels hollow.

Hard to say why this is so unappealing to me. It should work, but it doesn't. That'll probably bother me for a while.

Kinda fun, but not really sustainable.

God this is... so close to something I would love? It's just not quite there.