An exciting hybrid of 2 classic computer game generes - action skating and dynamic shooter. This is what is needed in the current gaming world: a perfectly balanced game that doesn't reinvent what is already great nor mixes all the generes together, hoping that the outcome will please everyone. The rather steep learning curve of Rollerdrome can be quite off-putting for a casual player, but the joy from facing and overcoming challanges is worth the effort. Simple graphics, a groovy soundtrack, a brief yet memorable narrative, and the retro vibe - everything seamlessly melds to create such a unique style. And on top of that - the gameplay - firing a grenade launcher while executing mid-air spins in slow-motion, then effortlessly gliding on roller skates? Just an amazing and refreshing experience.

Truly a perfect detective game! Starting with nothing more than few scenes, dialogues and pictures enhances the sense of unraveling a great mystery. Initially, the amount of information can be quite overwhelming, but as you progress, you'll come to appreciate your problem-solving skills, while matching names and fates of the crew members to their corresponding faces in the pictures. Additionally, the sailor-themed story set in the early 19th century brings a unique atmosphere, not often found in games to this day. Another remarkable aspect is the unique 1-bit graphics, which might initially cause a slight headache, but altogether match up really well with a overall theme of the game.

A superb action RPG featuring challanging bosses, well-thought characters, a stunningly crafted world and a captivating steampunk storyline.

What a journey. Sometimes it was annoying, other times it was fun. Sometimes it sparked joy, while other times only brought anger. But one thing is for sure, Rain World is undoubtedly a unique and beautiful experience. This game portrays the world as a merciless place, where each being is just a tiny and insignificant part within its vast, ruthless ecosystem.

A small captivating adventure game from the masters of the point and click genre - Amanita Design. Great graphics and sound design, as well as a pinch of dark comedy.

Hilarious continuation of the small browser game Samorost. Marks the beginning of amazing adventure game series from studio Amanita Design, starring much more extensive and fascinating games such as Machinarium or Samorost 3.

Celeste is full of creative platforming mechanics and entertaining levels. A bit monotonous in later chapters of the game. The story of the main protagonist Madeline provides a pleasant break from the overwhelming amount of gameplay.

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It's worth going through all the endings, only then will you appreciate the concept of the plot.

A wonderful throwback to the 90's internet.

As a child, the concept of immortality seemed like a dream. Not anymore, that perception has now shifted.