Recent reviews by Ragman205

A liquid-musical platformer in which the levels are the harmony and your inputs are the melody. Each death is an introspective lesson; disrespect Spelunky and it won't hesitate to punish you.

An insanely rich and detailed world generator precedes a challenging and intricate colony management sim (and later on: an open world rogue-like adventure). The Steam version's graphics are charming and the music is utterly captivating. Dwarf Fortress imbues you with god-like architectural powers and tasks you with striking the earth!

Ostriv is an incredibly pleasant game, it's a very chill city builder with just the right amount of management. Every building is constructed authentically and it's a pure delight to watch. There's an oldschool 'Settlers' vibe in the way your villagers tread their own paths. Place fences to neaten the trodden paths and benches so that your tireless villagers can rest. Ostriv is something special.

The Broken Sword games hold a special place in my heart, none more so than the first in the series. The lovingly handcrafted scenes, the charming dialogue and the captivating story culminate into a heartwarming and thoroughly enjoyable adventure game. As the plot unravels you'll be pointing and clicking your way through various intriguing situations; guiding George and Nico ever closer to solving the central mystery. The spirit of Broken Sword is strong and it stays with you long after the credits have rolled.