Noah Juan Juno 最近的评测

Immaculate old school vibes with a modern bonus: STORY MODE!!!

If you enjoy surreal games, play LaughterLost.

It won't require much of your time. I don't think it needs to be longer, but I certainly would have played it through if it was. I played for 31 minutes, and that's more than one complete playthrough.

I was surprised that it was a bit emotional at the end 'cause I don't find that in most surreal games.
I was more surprised that I liked the emotional quality that it has. :)

I've spent most of my time with this game feeling simultaneously very confused and intrigued enough to keep coming back for more. If an experience like that isn't offputting to you, I recommend you spend some time with Roost. It's bizarre and creepy and rewarding, as long as you're willing to be persistent.

tl;dr ★★★★★ Also, slow down and read once in a while, okay?

It's *exactly* as described: "On Track is a cozy productivity tracker to help you rejuvenate, relax, and focus on tasks you want to accomplish."

The music is nicer than I'd anticipated and the visuals are lovely and quite varied. The UI is simple and the options offered are better than I'd expected, providing the user access to several different volume sliders (train, people, noise)

My first trip was 15 minutes, and I loved it. I expect to get a lot of miles out of this title. A+!

tl;dr - ★★★★☆ - if you're intrigued by 'Cicada 3301', you will probably love this game.

WOW. That was FUN! ^_^ Also just spooky enough to scare me away from any potentially real stuff like this.

I'm very smart, but not brilliant, (133 IQ) and I was able to complete the game 100% without cheats (save for a qr code that my phone simply would not read).

No guides have been posted, and that's for the best. It was very satisfying to solve each part of the puzzle.

NOTE TO DEVS: Excellent work! Please consider eliminating the use of qr codes in future games, or make it clear beforehand that the player will need a cell phone in order to play.

★★★★★


Absurdist pointless gaming at its finest. A+

So much fun, I'm embarrassed at how long I've been playing it. (And I'm not done yet.)

Break a Leg is an extremely brief trampoline-jumping parkour at unnerving heights from which one can fall and... I don't want to spoil it. You'll see.

I still don't want to spoil anything, but it's all about the cat.

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*maybe

★★★★★

Very, very, VERY fubn.

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An easy way to support the developer *and* get a fun and silly in-game item. Best free game ever, imo. But peppermint sticks don't go in coffee; they're associated with Hot Chocolate. LMAO

★★★★★

After 100% achievements, and the above-referenced 340 hours of play, I am glum 'cause it's over.

It is what it looks like - 'ugly' in that it's gritty and grimy and rusty and dusty and occasionally sprouting mushrooms.

Even if that's not your kinda thing, if you stick with INFRA long enough, you won't want to leave it. I realize fully that it doesn't sound possible, but it's true. 340 hours!!!

It is INCREDIBLY complicated and confusing. Use guides when necessary. Those found on Steam are incredibly helpful.

There is plenty of humor to be found - though much is understandably dark in context - if you're willing to look for it.

The full game map is mind-meltingly massive.

It's fabulous.

If you're leaning towards buying it and need an additional 'oomph' to convince yourself, let me be the oomph. I think you won't regret it.

★★★★☆ (purchased on sale; full price is too much for a relatively short and simple game)

It might sound silly, but I knew I'd love this game when I realized the puzzles were making me stick my tongue out the corner of my mouth while trying to solve them. ◠‿◠

Wonderful and simple, Switchball HD is entertaining, challenging and fun. The artwork is pleasant, the music is rather meh, but at least not annoying. Variations in play are introduced gradually and are easily understood, though tutorials are available if the player wants them.

Definitely recommend; if it already looks good to you, I think you'll like it.