I got this game because my friend found it and 1.) The name is funny and 2.) the steam trailer makes this game look fucking awesome (funny awesome)

Endless Fucker is a endless runner where you play as a naked girl. The funny part about it to me is that you can only look at them from behind, cause if you try to rotate the camera to see boobs or what have you, you will immediately careen off the stage. Speaking of stages, there are 6 of them, barely. Its all the same line, but the obstacles will be more plentiful, and the aesthetics (snowy, lava, jungle) will be different. They are randomly placed and will often be placed in bad ways in which you cannot really dodge at all and die.

The point of this game is to endlessly run, and to collect crash bandicoot crystals. The crystals will buy you more girls to play as. There is also an alternate mode, the sex gallery. You can collect a certain amount of sex positions per stage, then buy the rest. Then you can select any of the wonderful woman you have bought and watch any sexual position you want on any of the stages!

Also, the money doesn't fucking matter because the game let me go into the negatives so I just bought everything I could.

You know what, I fuck with the contextualizing of this game. I like the story of renovating a house, and the rewards of your actual gameplay is picking how to decorate the house. Pleasing visual style. The thing is, the main gameplay is fucking Match 3. Pisses me off, i dont wanna play match 3. You can also get some of the pin pulling games, but not often enough I say!

I didn't see like any ads in 40 minutes so that was really good, but still annoyingly mobile game-y. If this was just like not a mobile game and had more than match 3, I would fuck on this.

Islands of Insight is a game filled with a self boasted 10,000+ puzzles. These range from logic grids where you must deduce where black/white tiles go based on rules, gliding through ring puzzles, many perspective puzzles, memory grids, grids in which you must replicate a "song", glass mazes, a couple types of hidden objects, and other stuff. Overall there are officially 24 different types of puzzles, but the logic grids themselves have plenty of different rules to make them a game on their own. Most of them I find fun to do, while others I just ignored because I don't wanna expend the effort. There are also plenty of easier puzzles to do if you get pissed once puzzles get too hard, which I do! Morphic Phractic puzzles are fucking stupid and I never really tried to understand them. They are like kaleidoscopes, but you gotta twist and turn your mouse until you get the exact right visuals it shows you; just could not figure out how to operate it.

How does this game contain these puzzles? Well, with a pretty good sized open world. It's not like this world hold's 10,000 puzzles at once, no, they are on rotations and "reset" at set times. There are 5 biomes where you can travel around solving whatever puzzles you see, this sensation to me is like Saints Row 4 where you just get lost collecting the orbs. Its a fun flow state of going from puzzle to puzzle. To help you travel along, you get a Double Jump (!!!) and a glide that can last a long time. These movement options are so dope. Making a game fun to move around in is awesome!

These larger open segments aren't the only mode though, there are actual structured segments where the dev's put permanent puzzles to solve. These are the "story" that you go through essentially. The story to this game is like nothing, and I didn't read like any of the lore I picked up. Just kind of vague nonsense I think, but maybe it is good, idk!

This game is also a MMO, kind of(?). So this game is an online game (sadly for any offline wanters) and it is a very strange for it. Since it is online, you can see other plays wandering around doing stuff, which is pretty cute I guess, but there is no meaningful way for them to interact with puzzles/help each other. You can party with friends, but there isn't really an in game way for helping. Like you can't co-op puzzles together, but you can just like talk with someone in VC about the puzzle or whatever. You can also ping stuff like hidden objects or whatever to help people.

In combination with this game being online, there are a huge range of cosmetics to unlock through Mastery (experience). Every puzzle type has its own Mastery levels, and whenever you level up a puzzle, and when you level up 10 times like that, your total Mastery level goes up 1. This works like a "Battle Pass" in the way that every level gives you a reward (ranging from currency, lore fragments, and cosmetics). Whenever you do a puzzle you get XP and currency; and some cosmetics can only be bought by currency.

Currency can also be used on the skill tree. The skill tree mostly consists of perks that give you more mastery/currency the better you do puzzles (ex: do grid puzzles with 0 mistakes, or solve certain puzzles fast). The skill tree also gives you QOL stuff like a paint fill bucket for the logic grids, or a super jump to get to high places. You can do this super jump 3 times, then it has a 5 minute cooldown which is just asinine to me.

There are also mysteries you unlock that tell you vague descriptors of a place, and what you must do there. Like it will describe an area with a logic grid, then tell you new rules to use instead of it usually is. They are cool extra shit for people who wanna solve shit detective style.

Overall, I like the large variety of puzzles in this game, and I honestly felt like I did get better at the puzzles (up to a point). If you like puzzles, casually or more so, I really think you should check this out.

Android loves installing games on my phone without my permission, so I just play them to see whats up with mobile games. This fucking game is contextualized as rolling dice to move around a board. Every spot you move gets you money, and there are special tiles to land on. You just fucking keep clicking on the roll dice button until you run out of rolls. It took me like 1 and a half hours to actually run out of rolls (I had to spend the premium currency I got for free/luckily getting more free rolls). This game is total nothing waste your time doing jack shit. Better time to be had jackin your pud.

It's a compilation of 4 Mahjongg games this person made.
The first game is normal Mahjohngg, 2D tilesets.
The second game is Mahjongg but the tiles are 3D. You have the ability to load different tilesets for this, and there are like 280 different tileset files that come with it.
The third game is Mahjongg but the tiles are like inner tubes.
The fourth game is Mahjongg but the tiles are spheres, which also have different tilesets you can load.

All these modes share the ability to load different background images for your pleasure, possibly custom ones. There is also music control options that let you skip to the next, or previous midi song. You can also look at the "Music info" and it loads up like a music player that tells you where you are in the song, and the song length. Tells you other general information and lets you pick which song to play out of the options they have available (each of the 4 games have different songs to choose from, but often repeat some).

Anyways, as I said many times before, it's Mahjongg. It has that shovelware 90's swag though.

Treasure Of The Giantess purports to be a game with a big giant sexy "Giantess", but in actuality, she is only like 1 (or 3 inches(NOT 2)) inches taller than the main woman (whose boobs look like shoes). Sure, there may be one scene where you are a giantess until you are kindly asked to stop being one, but there is no good scene of Giantess action! Fail game!

But for real, this game is just a short amount of platforming traps that one shot you. Some of them are fucking placed stupid and annoying as hell. God I wish I had a double jump, please just put dumble jumps in games. I tried getting the other ending, but I coudln't do the shit I had already done again so whatever.

The ending I got ended with the protag going "Hmm, i need to pee", then she just full front pees standing up and the end screen overlays her.

Wonderputt was a classic flash game, and this expands on that in a lot of ways. More levels, more mechanics, more things to unlock. The visuals and how the levels transition are the best part of these games and its still cool here. There are three 18 hole courses and like 4 sets of 100 quick holes. About halfway through the courses the gimmicks they add started to seriously piss me off. I also didn't really like that the newer content was gated by your Rank. If you fuck with minigolf this is probably dope, but minigolf eventually starts to pigg me off.