Dugsgaming

After playing this game on my YouTube channel, the general consensus was that this had to be a student project that someone did for an assignment. I looked into it and no, this was made by a professional game programmer. I got it for like 45 cents, so it was worth it in the sense of being able to say "Wow look how bad this is." Give it a go if you can get it that cheap just to see it, but keep your expectations LOW. Probably would have gotten a 1 or even 0 if it hadn't been so cheap.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

There is a lot to like about this game: The gameplay is great, the character designs are good and the story is pretty decent. Why then the 6? The GRINDING, the endless grinding! I know that that is part of the game, get a little stronger, die, start back at the beginning, die again, etc. If I was maybe younger with fewer outside responsibilities, I might have had the patience for this. But doing the same thing over and over and OVER to get a tiny bit stronger is not something that appeals to me now. If you have a lot of spare time to work on this game, you'll probably like it. But,if your time is limited and you have to choose how you spend it carefully, this may end up being more tiresome and frustrating than fun.

"Chop is Dish" is a pretty decent platformer, with decent controls and ok 8 bit style graphics. The main issue is the game length: it's REALLY short. I beat the game in about 30 minutes on the normal difficulty. I'd say go for it if it's on sale for a dollar or two, but don't buy it at full price.

I got think game mostly on a whim since it was on sale in the PlayStation store. I wasn't expecting much, but I was surprised that the game is actually pretty decent. It's pretty simple, the graphics aren't great (though I think that may be on purpose) and the controls can be a little slipper y,but that's as as it goes for the negatives. Other than the slipperyness, the controls are pretty good and the story is bonkers. I'd say it's a good time if you can catch it on sale, which it seems to be a lot.

Piano for Nintendo Switch is as plain as its name suggests. There's not much to it, just a freestyle mode and a handful of songs that it "teaches" you. The keys are marked by the buttons on the controller, not by notes, so how much can really be learned from this is debatable. The black keys are not functional, so you won't learn anything about those. It's usually pretty cheap though, so some fun could be had with it, if just a little.