Anni Large


4 games reviewed
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Loved - Cat Pipes
Jun 6, 2024

Cat Pipes is a cute and relaxing puzzle game that is perfect for those who want a relaxing puzzle experience that is simple but offers the perfect opportunity to while away a rainy afternoon. I highly recommend Cat Pipes to anyone looking for a fun and addictive puzzle game to pass the time!

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Jun 4, 2024

Blockbuster Inc. is an incredible game that offers players the opportunity to create their own film studios and movies. With so many options available, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. Thankfully, the game provides a helpful tutorial that guides players through each step, making it easier to navigate. The game has a comforting Sims vibe but with a greater focus and more streamlined experience, creating enjoyable and immersive gameplay for all. I loved my time with Blockbuster Inc., and I’m looking forward to seeing my studio develop over the next coming decades. Blockbuster Inc is available on Steam from June 6th, and you can buy it here

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Loved - Paper Trail
May 21, 2024

Paper Trail is an absolutely enchanting game that is bursting at the seams with charm and whimsy. While the concept may not be entirely new, the gameplay and delightful characters truly steal the show in Paper Trail. The innovative use of origami to manipulate the environment and unlock hidden pathways is simply genius. I have never experienced a game quite like Paper Trail, and I have a feeling that any future game attempting to emulate its unique mechanics will have an exceedingly tough act to follow. I am beyond impressed with this stellar gem of a game and cannot wait to see what other delightful surprises it has in store for me.

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Loved - Hand in Hand
May 11, 2024

Hand in Hand is a beautifully created game with a narrative which is sure to warm the hearts of young and old alike. It’s challenging without being frustrating, and I absolutely loved playing it. I have still yet to complete it, but my 11-year-old and I are working on it and enjoying bonding time while we do so. I’d definitely recommend this game in co-op mode rather than solo mode purely because it’s far easier to navigate one character than two, but if you’re up for a challenge, then solo mode is also worth a shot. Either way, Hand in Hand is a beautiful addition to the Nintendo Switch catalogue

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