Greyson Ditzler's Reviews
Read Only Memories Integral is a charming and gripping experience in most ways, and is let down only by how rarely it engages as a game rather than a story.
Despite it's solid core mechanics and efforts to be faithful to its source material, Pirates of the Enchiridion is bogged down by poor pacing and various technical difficulties.
In the end, though Nick and Ashley seem like cool guys, I prefer my coffee with a little less crisis.
Dodge Club Pocket may be extremely simple, but it's still very well realized and fun to play, and much more charming than it has any right to be.
Kirby Star Allies is solid and quite fun with friends, but it doesn't quite reach the upper tier of Kirby games due to its brevity and playing it a bit too safe.
Getting Over It may be unfair and frustrating by design, but even acknowledging that, it doesn't make it any less annoying or any more satisfying.
While unfortunately bogged down by frequent padding and repetition, Let's Play Heroes does enough right to still be fun and feel genuine.
Unique, beautiful, highly challenging, and emotional, Celeste is an excellent game, and a must-play for even non-platformer fans.
While the writing and gameplay do provide some genuine smiles, Never Stop Sneakin' is mainly let down by repetition and mechanical simplicity.
Unique, well executed, creative, and full of charm and fun, Battle Chef Brigade is a wonderful dish made with love.
Even when crammed into tiny handheld, VA-11 HALL-A is still an excellent game with an even better story about how everyone has a story.
Through an extremely short, inconsistent, and annoying slog of mediocrity, Bubsy shows us why he probably should have stayed down for the count.
Swim Out is a simple and well-designed puzzle game marred slightly by occasionally arbitrary and frustrating moments.
Holy Potatoes! What the Hell?! is an alright simulator game with a unique premise that offers some decent fun, charm, and comedy.
While rough around the edges, A Hat in Time is still an adorable and highly enjoyable love letter to 3D Platformers, and a potential new classic.
Inversus Deluxe is a fun and intense single and multiplayer shooter with a good deal of content and a well-executed unique core mechanic.
Factotum 90 has some nice features and good ideas, but unfortunately just misses being really good due to a few minor omissions.
Rule with an Iron Fish is a pleasant, charming, and overall enjoyable fishing game with basic gameplay done well enough to be interesting.
Tribute Games has delivered an excellently paced, charming, and wonderfully fun rogue-lite game accessible to nearly everyone.
After nearly three years of anticipation following the success of it's Kickstarter, Shantae: Half-Genie shows us why it was worth the wait.