Fun platforming with cute characters and a good variety of mechanics/ moves to traverse with, nothing too grand but a good game for pretty cheap

warriors games are sort of brainless, but the variety and core gameplay is very fun. that, the adventure modes, and the mish mash of zelda content was very entertaining here. A great game. Frankly, I'm nervous for the follow up as I'm not confident it will have as much variation that made this work, blending all zeldas except BOTW to some degree.

Pretty environments, a decent aesthetic, but the game's story was a fucking drag to get through. Not much was interesting, and the ending invalidates the game preceding it. I was going in and getting excited at first, but finally it just died a bad death. I've since sworn off this dev's games, and judging by some other reviews I've encountered, for good reason

2024 edit: I will always remember this as one of my most hated games for how bad it felt despite mainly just being generic

It has some great meta content, and the game is genuinely spooky, despite its low rez look. It's been a while, but that face has stuck with me for a small indie title.

Very fun to explore Seattle. The story was a little forced, but the gameplay was extremely solid and had a lot of good stuff to it. The powers and core game are extremely strong.

while going through these games I've beat, some I struggle to remember. inMomentum is one of them. looks like a decent way to kill some time, and was probably received for free as a bundle. switching axes while running and platforming is probably pretty cool, if barebones in this one

A wonderful, dark platformer with an incredible end sequence. absolutely beautiful and left me speechless. The gameplay leading to it was also solid, much like limbo, it's a lot of trial and error but in a way that feels rewarding and not frustrating.