Yelov

I normally don't like Battle Royales, but this is an exception. Mostly because of the satisfying fluid movement system.

Really fun platforming which is not frustrating, because it's not about precision, but about the proper usage of environment and skills. I can also relate to Madeline's struggles with panic attacks, which have a real visual form in the game in the form of her evil self and darker levels.

I have played very little of the game as DotA 2 is my main moba, but this is basically the opposite of DotA. Short, fast-paced games. It's not as anxiety inducing and toxic. The definition of fun.

Awesome music, I like the fact that it's also available on mobile devices, since it has the most simple controls ever. You just zone out to the visuals and music, in a way it's both frustrating and relaxing.

Very simple platformer with a nice story. Who knew some jumping rectangles could be so much fun.

I'll give it points just for originality, it's very simple and relaxing. A definition of an indie game.

Fine for relaxing, but it's not immersive enough for me, the world is too empty and small.

Graphics and animations are not the best, but the story and characters make up for it. It's more of a interactive movie, but I'm fine with that.

One of the biggest purchase regrets. Game runs like complete **** and for me it's not fun at all. Maybe someone will find this genre interesting, but ugh.

True sandbox, you can spend days building amazing structures, mess around with redstone etc. You make your own world. Just look at etho's world, that's just insane.

If you can get past the ladder anxiety and sometimes bad community (that happens when you are playing with 4 random people), the game itself is really deep and rewarding. Even after thousands of hours you have so much to learn and get better at. If you are competitive and can get past the steep learning curve, it's really rewarding.

Not worth playing today, game doesn't run well on today's systems and resolutions, but I spent a LOT of time playing the game, not even multiplayer, just against AI. Maybe a simpler Starcraft?

This is me speaking purely from nostalgia. Not even sure if I played the first or second game. I only know that younger me really enjoyed the game, and that's enough.

Really liked most of the maps, graphics were good for it's time, shooting mechanics are satisfying. Fun game, but grenade spam can be really annoying, suffers from infamous lens flares and blue color grade, and suppression is extremely annoying.

Rip and tear. Has old-school vibes to the level design, controls are tight, secrets are nice, soundtrack gets you pumped up and visuals are top notch. The multiplayer is bad however.

The combat was super fun, but the mechanics are broken, you can do some really weird stuff if you pan your camera quickly etc.

Awesome concept, puzzles, story, jokes, everything. Probably the best singleplayer game for me.

Tight controls and really good challenge, but most of it is precision platforming, which can be really frustrating.

Good successor to 2033, amazing atmosphere, linearity doesn't hurt the game imo. One of the most immersive games.

Amazing atmosphere, linearity doesn't hurt the game imo. One of the most immersive games imo.

Very nice visuals and sound design, but not enough maps without buying DLCs.

Very simple and fun, you feel in control of your car. Very short games, so it's nice to play when you just wanna relax for a bit.

Beautiful visuals, beautiful music, bash is an absolutely perfect mechanic.