Danny Neleman


7 games reviewed
76.0 average score
74 median score
100.0% of games recommended
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7 / 10.0 - Elsie
Sep 27, 2024

Roguelike diehards will feel right at home in the cyberpunk world of Elsie. Gamers seeking a straightforward platforming experience might find the roguelike mechanics convoluted and confusing with its messy UI. When you have the right upgrades at your disposal and the action is firing on all cylinders, Elsie is hard to put down. However, it feels like a chore to reach that point within every new run.

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Aug 29, 2024

Difficulty spikes and sluggish controls detract from the experience in an otherwise enjoyable game. However, the gameplay fundamentals are solid and the game looks and sounds amazing.

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7 / 10.0 - SokoMage
Aug 26, 2024

It offers quite a bit of content with fun and engaging puzzles that pushes you to do more than look for patterns. It actively supports you to try, fail, and eventually solve it's 30 levels. SokoMage adds a lot to the core Sokoban gameplay which revitalizes the concept considerably.

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7.4 / 10.0 - Super Woden GP 2
Aug 1, 2024

Super Woden GP 2 feels like a toy box overloaded with content, featuring 180 different cars and dozens of tracks. Arcade racing enthusiasts are in for some good old-fashioned fun. Unfortunately, you have to grind your way through the game to unlock and enjoy all it has to offer.

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7 / 10.0 - SCHiM
Jul 17, 2024

SCHiM is an endearing, highly stylized experience that misses the beat on one or two critical elements in its design. It's visuals and controls motivate you to play through to the end, but actually having something to care about would evolve this game into the upper echelons of indie game development.

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8.8 / 10.0 - Crow Country
Jun 7, 2024

Crow Country is a well written story survival-horror adventure that keeps you dig through the abandoned theme park for clues and missing objects while unravelling the story of Mr. Crow. It feels like a labor of love for old school genre classics and horror tropes. The PS1-era graphics add a lot of flavor to the mix as well.

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The reward mechanics in "Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragon" might seem a bit convoluted, but its highly addictive Super KO and Crowd Control mechanics make it a thoroughly enjoyable experience. It is able to authentically tap into the nostalgia, while creating a completely original gameplay experience. With a sizable and distinctly diverse playable cast, attractive presentation, and intricate fighting mechanics, this game is one that genre fans can fully engage with while still being very accessible for casual gamers.

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