Recent reviews by Leevanf

By far, the best coop puzzle game I've ever played. Gave me and my love a bunch of awesome moments.

The final hidden puzzle competition was a blast, a super cool move by the devs! It was an honor taking part in the hunt!

Honestly, it needs an auto-fire button. If you don't want to use Autohotkey for that, prepare to mash the everloving sh*t of your shoot button.

Aside from that, pretty fun NES Metroid-like game. Some leves are hard, but the game is overall easy. Getting 100% took only 4 hours.

I'd say 6.5/10

I've waited a long time for a Papa's game to finally be published on Steam, and I must say I'm very pleased with the results. It is a great game, and it can be both a very fun challenge for completionists and a very chill game for casual players, who can just enjoy doing 2 or 3 runs per day and enjoy the experience.

After all the time I sank in Perfect Tower on Kongregate... you've returned to take more from me.

So be it. Time to rebuild the ultimate weapon of destruction: stationary white parallelepiped.

100% worth it. All three of the routes are as well written as the original game, and it does add quite a lot to the experience in general, even if they're not canon.
Madeleine's route was so interesting I actually wanted it to be a complete feature on the original game.
Miyu's route gave me diabetes. She has always been my favorite, and she was the main reason I bought the DLC. She's just too cute, I can't handle it.
And surprisingly enough, Angelica's route made me not hate her. Well played.

Although simple, it is an extremely cute and well written story! You just can't notice the hours flying by when you get invested in the story. If you have some spare time, do play this VN, it's worth every minute. Now, if you will all excuse me, I have a DLC to play.

A merciless visual novel with very good story telling. I'm very excited to see the second arc, as well as the voice acting patch!
From the moment sh*t started to go down, the game kept me on the edge of my seat until the very end.
Highly recommended!

After reaching Obama... I understood it all.
I'm a new man.

10/10 would flirt with a kettle again

The original Portal had the element of surprise. Its style of first-person physics-based puzzle gameplay was unique. GLaDOS, the murderous robotic villain, was new and vibrant and evil in the most charming way. Cake jokes and songs about surviving dismemberment were still hilarious. It was short, succinct and essential. Creating a sequel without playing all the same notes and making it feel like Portal: The Longer Version is a tough task. For Valve, it's apparently no problem.

From the first moments of waking up in the rusting Aperture Science facility to right before the credits roll, Portal 2 rarely falters. The world is bigger, the story thicker, and the character development more surprising. The mania of GLaDOS, the facility's operator, is molded into unexpected forms alongside a host of brutally funny personalities. The history of the Aperture Science facility is filled in, character origins discussed, and though its pacing suffers as it occasionally strikes a more serious tone, an abundance of cruel jokes and cheerfully sincere death threats prevent it from losing its sarcastic charm. When you're not staring at your screen with wrinkled, pained expression on your face trying to figure out a puzzle, expect to be laughing.

Unfortunately, Pipi 2 Save Hype isn't Portal 2. It failed to achieve the brilliance of the first game, since they tried to nerf the perfectly balanced difficulty of its predecessor.

Pipi 2 Save Hype is too easy. It lacks the challenge and high level platforming that was needed on the first game, mostly because of the amazingly crafted spike hitboxes. In Pipi 2, everything is easy, and you can speedrun your way through the game, not really improving your skills as a gamer.

The story, however, was improved. Pipi 2 has a much more deep and sentimental story, making even the toughest of gamers cry at the end of it.

Overall, I hope Pipi 3 will improve the gameplay to a higher level, and keep exploring the lore of the expanded universe.
Thank you, Pipi, for helping me ascend to a higher gamer level.