My Reviews

I am certainly not an Atlus enjoyer so take my review with a grain of salt. I did enjoy this game immensely more than the multiple times I tried to engage with Persona games. I thought the world and overall art direction were excellent. The combat is ok turn-based combat

A perfectly acceptable point and click adventure with a very small and simple scope/gameplay. Some of the puzzles are interesting but none push you really. Played on Steam Deck

Wow continues to build on the good progress they made with Dragonflight. TWW is basically a carbon copy of DF with a couple slight tweaks. Delves are a good solo option but lost their intrigue and replayability in only a couple weeks. M+ (never my favorite part of the game)

A decent if brief bioshocky shooter that does about the bare minimum to be enjoyable and intriguing.

Better options in the genre, I think. A novel mashup of design but found it more frustrating than fun.

A simple and well crafted puzzle game with clear direction and mechanics. I can't say the interstitials and story added much here but did not detract from the experience.

About what you expect, nothing really stood out in the design or intent of this. But for the cost its a good puzzle game.

Average 3D platformer with simultaneous sticky and floaty controls. Not much to remark on the world or the story in this, I suppose its drab on purpose.

The hate is overblown, this is a fine story game that could of used better gameplay or narrative gaming features. Characters were mostly annoying but it slowly grew on me as I played through it.

Credit to the animators and clear passion and attention to detail for the craft. I will admit the black and white presentation eventually dulled my appreciation, the one color sequence in this game is easily the best looking part. Gameplay and story were repetitive and I was glad to see

A Fun, replacement level, action roguelike that wears out its welcome fairly quickly due to its anime slop story and repetitive gameplay.

Baby's first JRPG, enjoyed what it was presenting till it became clear that you had to grind out levels to continue with the main story. May come back later to check out II which should be an improvement.

Sufficiently fast paced enough to make it through repetitive combat and traversal mechanics. Zones and enemy types wear out their welcome pretty quickly. But the worst part by far is that the majority of the final 6 missions is replaying through zones and bosses as Ryu, it completely stopped the

A decent, bite sized puzzle platformer. Its very straightforward in its design and puzzles. The world is well animated but I was glad to see the end credits as it had stretched its world and mechanics pretty thin.

Its a pretty much 1:1 clone of Hades, and its about 60% there, overall.

Its an alright, beginner's adventure game. The story did not grab me at all and the deeper I got into the story the less I enjoyed the exposition.

My first experience with this type of game and I had a lot of fun with it for the most part. I kind of hit a brick wall with my progress on it but pushed through with trial and error to get to the ending.

This is not breaking any new ground here, it's a pretty fun action platformer with a metroidvania framework. Dodging and gunplay stays average for most of the duration. I think my main knock against this is it has all the new quality of life improvements we come to expect from

An ok, self-explanatory game, but I definitely left disappointed in its actual payoffs and the end to its story.

A short, ok, and simple puzzle game. 90% of the solutions are completely straightforward and easy and a couple require some deeper thinking.