GameGrin's Reviews
I Hate This Place has good ideas, but its execution misses the mark. A lacklustre story, not enough horror, and disjointed mechanics likely won't appeal to survival horror fans.
Don't Stop, Girlypop! was unfortunately a miss for me, but it shows clear potential that some post-launch care could help it reach.
Core Keeper is a labour of love that continues to improve with each update, with Void & Voltage adding more for new and old players alike.
Streetdog BMX is just a polished arcade-style BMX game that will teach and challenge you in every aspect. Although the controls may take getting used to, you'll find an incredibly fun game here.
There's nothing wrong with Kinsfolk, and the visuals and story are worth experiencing, but it's brief, and there's no reason to come back once you're done.
Slick gameplay, stylish visuals and an interesting narrative with a timeless underlying theme of cooperation, respect, and understanding of each other's points of view.
A truly engrossing RPG, The Legend of Heroes: Trails beyond the Horizon is the best game in the Calvard arc yet and a must-play for series fans!
While Cozyrama is perfect for die-hard decorators, those looking for a cosy time may find that this game feels more like art software than a game. If you want to create dioramas, great, but if you want an immersive experience, you may be left wanting more.
A mish-mash of genres that blend well and give you a lot to do for the price of free.
What else can you expect from Clicker Climber: Reverse Pachinko but snowballing numbers and intense difficulty that will keep you playing for hours. Pachinko has never been so addictive without losing or earning real money.
Bus World is made up of scenarios where the bus driver is the hero society needs when a nuclear plant melts down in your town, a volcano erupts during a tour of Iceland, or another eruption results in a beach town getting a wet slap from Poseidon.
A fun, if flawed, hack-and-slash roguelike with very randomised, very long runs.
INAZUMA ELEVEN: Victory Road may have been years in the making, but it was absolutely worth the wait. A massive game with plenty to do, and one fans of the franchise absolutely have to play.
CASSETTE BOY can change how you view the world with its mechanics and puzzles, but is held back by some odd and frustrating design decisions.
Dead Format is clearly inspired by classic horror games and film, blending both in a visually striking manner. Though it has room for improvement, the potential is there, and it's overall a fun time.
This Ain't Even Poker, Ya Joker is a card-clicking game where you flip cards to earn enough gold to escape the carnival, mostly by watching everything play out automatically.
Let Then Come: Onslaught brings an arcade-action experience to console, but unfortunately, it can only be appreciated in short bursts.
Rhythm Doctor is an addictive rhythm game where you heal patients by syncing to their heartbeat, backed by great music and a story you won't want to miss.
Kentum has an interesting gameplay loop and offers something pretty unique; however, automating everything comes with its own downsides in the late game.
Master Lemon is not just a game; it's a touching elegy to a lost friend and an important reminder of the power of language for humanity to connect with one another.