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Remember, as long as you learn from them, no experiments are ever a failure
Even casual gamers will likely find this too simplistic and dull to be of interest
Even after 10 years, the original Q.U.B.E. remains a compelling and well-built first-person puzzler
Undoubtedly pleasant and adhering to classic time management beats, but then there’s the curious matter of price
There’s engaging combat to be enjoyed at some point in the game, but getting there is pretty painful
While there may be a simple and pleasant experience to be had here, weird control issues kill the fun
The iconic series adds well-implemented multiplayer to the mix, clearly making itself king once more
While its name is undoubtedly odd, this very chill-but-smart puzzler delivers a unique challenge
Not a bad bit of fun for retro platforming enthusiasts, with a few novel touches that help it shine
Sometimes conversions from the PC to console just go bad, and this is one such case
While it very much feels like a traditional JRPG, there’s just a flair to this title that pulled me in
A mix of cuteness, charm, and engaging exploration make this a winner
When done correctly, simplicity can work and make for a compelling game. This title doesn’t quite work out that way though
If you’ve ever dreamt of a beat-em-up that would effectively flow and feel like John Wick this gets really close
A satisfying and generally very accessible Metroidvania experience awaits
While a terrific idea, and there are good bones here, the interface and lack of direction make it tough to enjoy
A game that, from presentation to play, simply does its own thing…
Concocting cure-alls and making friends is the name of the game in Moonbury
Pretty bare bones coloring may be fun for kids but the interface is, unfortunately, a major obstacle
Among the things there are also no place for in this title: Lack of skills, and unwillingness to be patient