IndustrialGrade

The perfect labyrinth to get lost into for a couple dozen hours. The amount go secrets and hidden puzzles in astonishing, and a lot of them give you that "aha" feeling every time you get to solve one

One of the best platformers of all time. Extremely responsive movement with a lot of intentionality put into it. Looks and plays extremely clean, while having a heartwarming message and an absolute banger of a soundtrack.

Vast world to explore with a unique premise for a metroidvania. An enjoyable gameplay loop mixed with humoristic comments of your companion and prenty of secrets to uncover.

Extremely enjoyable gameplay loop with that incredible feeling of accomplishment when you finally get to that perfect build to beat a level. This game is on the easier side, which is probably the only problem for me, but it was enjoyable nontheless

The process of capturing every bug for the first time is quite engaging, but unfortunately the game forces you to capture some of them quite a lot and at a certain point it just becomes busywork instead of a fun game of exploration. The narrative is... quite something. It's a very peculiar mix of comedy and weird body horror, which gives you a certain unease all the time.

An absolute dumbsterfire. Not only it has horrible performance problems, the gameplay is a slog, maps are empty, filled with STORE ASSETS and graphically uninspired and boring looking game. There's no redeeming qualities, an average at best story fused with unreal garbage graphics and ripetitive damage spunge bosses. An assetflip with a pricetag of a AAA game is a joke

Every puzzle felt like a revelation without trying forcing you way too many similar ones at a time. It does get confusing when certain puzzles might require you an item you don't yet have and towards the end the difficulty was slightly higher that i would like, taking me about an hour to solve the few final puzzles before the ending.

Expansive world to explore with a deep story and one of the prettiest and diverse ambients to see. The combat is smooth and especially bosses feel like a dance more than a fight. Truly a unique experience.

A flawed masterpiece. Despite it's age and some lack of polish due to short development time, the world is extremely responsive and recognises your actions and acknowledes your actions and alliances. It absolutely requires modding to work on modern hardware and needs a few of the community fixes here and there, but I would not expect much more from an almost 15+ year old game that is 32-bit.

This world actually recognises every single action, it reacts and molds to how you want to play it and who you are in this world. There's a reason this game is so heavy, it seems the design team foreseen every course of actions making the world acknowledge every of your potential decisions, be it in combat, while exploring or talking.

The game forces you into it's frenetic riyhim while giving you an incredibly vast choice of synergies and augmets to work with making it one of the best action rogulikes available. The game makes you unlock a bunch of secret passages and movement options as you explore the map run after run which kind of serves as a "campaign" to ease you into all of it's mechanics.

A mixed bag of an experience. While there's an idea for gameplay and an interesting story, it is all very unfortunately built on an absolutely unstable engine that just does not run well on most modern hardware while being an absolute eyesore to look at. The menues are a nightmare to navigate and unless you are playing on high end hardware, this game will force frame generation pretty much locking you out of the main mechanic of the game that are parries and dodges.

The definition of a perfect seaquel. All the mechanisc and itme synergies are well put together, properly itereting on the very flawed system fromt the first game, while bringing even more equally as good characters to meet and slowly develop a connection with.

Short and engaging colectathon about stealing everything you see with an incredible comedinc timing and very enjoyable "zoomer" humor.

A masterfully crafted blend of exploration, combat and a nostalgic aesthetic. It was a big joy exploring every corner of this world and mastering it's combat. The whole experience reminded me of some older titles without the problems they had. The only thing I did not enjoy was the mine level, it took me way too long just because I was forced to repeat the same levels dozens of times.