My Reviews

Apparently, I didn't review this after finishing my first playthrough. I don't quite recall why, but I suspect it would have something to do with having so much to say about it that I was promptly overwhelmed with no idea where to start. I'm going to have to take the

Hard to review Jackbox game packs because I dip in and out and only play certain games with friends and never experience others, so my rating is never going to be accurate to the entire package. That said, Fibbage: Enough About You is exactly up my alley (I get to

I really enjoyed the art style (and aesthetic in general) of this one - it had a very specific, unique sort of vibe right down to the way the date looks in the top left corner. The characters being themed around both colours and card suits is interesting and hits

This isn't going to be a very impressive or in-depth review, because I'm currently suffering from Gets Light-Headed When I So Much As Inhale Disease, but I did want to throw a quick something out. Still Wakes the Deep isn't quite the kind of horror I really like to dig into

I kinda dug this one. I wish I'd played it in VR, but I didn't even realise it had a VR version until after I'd finished it. The vibes are great - I'm not as into the whole 80s aesthetic as a lot of other people (I wasn't born until '99,

Usual disclaimer that my experience with Jackbox is entirely dipping in and out of games at random with my friend groups, so my reviews are based only on the games I've experienced until I potentially update with the ones I haven't gotten to try yet. I really enjoyed Trivia Murder Party

I was going to hold off on reviewing this until I'd finished the available content, but with my gaming laptop in repair I don't see myself getting to that anytime soon, so I'll just throw this out now with the caveat that I haven't played for longer than a handful

I went into this hoping for a fresh (albeit familiar) addition to the FNAF franchise, which I guess I did get, but it was also kind of a mixed bag of pixelated nostalgia and some genuinely frustrating gameplay elements that made me wonder if this is going to be a

Someone else's review said "Words are sometimes not enough to describe something" and frankly I concur. This game was rough. I like to push my limits a little with visual novels sometimes, so I saw everyone talking about how messed up this one gets and figured I'd give it a shot.

Completed Sacha's route. I usually go for the 100%, but I can't make myself replay this one. Positives: - Generally wholesome and pleasant art style, aesthetics, and atmosphere. - The backgrounds are pretty, particularly the apartment interiors. Was a big fan of the home your protagonist has with the fairy lights and the

My fiancee and I tried to get through this after finishing DR1 in our effort to play (well, watch for her) through the entire series together, especially because she loved Toko in the first game, but after however many months it's been of me trying to force myself through this

Ugh, it's so frustrating to have to rate this low. This has so much potential. There's so much fun to be had here, and so much I know I'll love once it's all worked out - the combat is fun and varied, the parkour around the open world is great, most