Rise & Shine is a game that was pretty to look at but clunky to play for me to the point where it did mostly hinder my enjoyment of it despite it's short length.

When its fun, its with the boss fights and puzzle solving. When it's not fun, its the enemy waves and moving around. The movement is really slow, clunky, which makes it unsatisfying to play. The story and writing didn't really stick with me either, mostly just skipped the dialogue. The referential videogame humor was neat, I guess.

I hate to sound this negative about this game especially since its being delisted soon (fuck you Warner Bros) but this is my honest opinion on what I've played and I wish I enjoyed this game more. It's not terrible, but I've played better games.

Rise & Shine is a game that was pretty to look at but clunky to play for me to the point where it did mostly hinder my enjoyment of it despite it's short length.

When its fun, its with the boss fights and puzzle solving. When it's not fun, its the enemy waves and moving around. The movement is really slow, clunky, which makes it unsatisfying to play. The story and writing didn't really stick with me either, mostly just skipped the dialogue. The referential videogame humor was neat, I guess.

I hate to sound this negative about this game especially since its being delisted soon (fuck you Warner Bros) but this is my honest opinion on what I've played and I wish I enjoyed this game more. It's not terrible, but I've played better games.

OlliOlli World is a freaking blast. It feels so damn satisfying to control and string a ton of skate combo chains together to net yourself a bigger score at the end of each level. It starts out easy but the levels get harder, and you're rewarded for your mastery of it's mechanics.

I was surprised at how much of a breeze the final level was for me too, I just got through it with relative ease all because I mastered it's controls. Just goes to show how important control, movement options, and feel is to making great platformer games.

OlliOlli World is a freaking blast. It feels so damn satisfying to control and string a ton of skate combo chains together to net yourself a bigger score at the end of each level. It starts out easy but the levels get harder, and you're rewarded for your mastery of it's mechanics.

I was surprised at how much of a breeze the final level was for me too, I just got through it with relative ease all because I mastered it's controls. Just goes to show how important control, movement options, and feel is to making great platformer games.

Whip! Whip! is a really fun take on the arcade clear em up genre that Bubble Bobble and Snow Bros is apart of. The game looks cute, music is alright, story is silly and lighthearted, and the gameplay itself is really addicting. Chaining attacks together to maximize your score feels really good.

While I'm not too huge on the lack of continues, the game is pretty fast to get you back into it. There's 100 Levels and a post game challenge where you need to complete every level in one go.

If you're into games like Bubble Bobble, Snow Bros, and others like it I'd grab Whip! Whip! while you still can. Alpha Unit went defunct sometime ago and in lieu of that, the Switch version of the game was delisted. The game is somehow still up on Steam, so buy it while you're still able to.

Whip! Whip! is a really fun take on the arcade clear em up genre that Bubble Bobble and Snow Bros is apart of. The game looks cute, music is alright, story is silly and lighthearted, and the gameplay itself is really addicting. Chaining attacks together to maximize your score feels really good.

While I'm not too huge on the lack of continues, the game is pretty fast to get you back into it. There's 100 Levels and a post game challenge where you need to complete every level in one go.

If you're into games like Bubble Bobble, Snow Bros, and others like it I'd grab Whip! Whip! while you still can. Alpha Unit went defunct sometime ago and in lieu of that, the Switch version of the game was delisted. The game is somehow still up on Steam, so buy it while you're still able to.

We Love Katamari is an excellent followup and companion piece to Katamari Damacy. It's more Katmari as you've come to know and love, but it adds a lot more levels and tweaks to keep things fresh.

We Love Katamari digs into the addictive arcadey nature of old school Namco games in a satisfying way. You want to replay levels to make a bigger Katamari or make the Katamari faster than before-the addition of a retry button absolutely enhances this game's replay value, it was hard to put down.

The humor is zany and weird (much like Damacy) and I love how this game digs a bit into The King of All Cosmos's backstory and relationship with his father.

Overall a lovely game that I can come back to and replay often. Highly recommend this and Katamari Damacy if you're looking for something chill and funny.

We Love Katamari is an excellent followup and companion piece to Katamari Damacy. It's more Katmari as you've come to know and love, but it adds a lot more levels and tweaks to keep things fresh.

We Love Katamari digs into the addictive arcadey nature of old school Namco games in a satisfying way. You want to replay levels to make a bigger Katamari or make the Katamari faster than before-the addition of a retry button absolutely enhances this game's replay value, it was hard to put down.

The humor is zany and weird (much like Damacy) and I love how this game digs a bit into The King of All Cosmos's backstory and relationship with his father.

Overall a lovely game that I can come back to and replay often. Highly recommend this and Katamari Damacy if you're looking for something chill and funny.