Recent reviews by Woodhink

Simply a great game. The characters are great, art style is unique, story is decent, many ways to approach your farm, and the music is simply lovely. And the game is even better in Multiplayer!
While not flawless, Stardew Valley is simply a great game

+ Map allows "teleportation" and shows completed sections
- Weak plot
- Generic
- Gets boring fast
- Wrong and/or misleading translations
Game not worth buying even at 90% discount. Avoid.

Most of the combinations make no sense. The Hero minigame is utterly boring, as there is very little input needed. The game keeps crashing every 15 minutes or so.
It's a good concept, but there are just way too many flaws. I cannot recommend buying the game at full price.

Completed the game with less than an hour of gameplay. Not only it is a reskin of Doodle God, it is also shorter. The price tag is ridiculous. I am very disappointed.
Do not buy.

Game ridden with gamebreaking bugs, awful mechanics and no originality. The game is simply awful. The author has the audacity to ask 4 euros for it, even though the game would not be fine even as a F2P. Better than the original, trash anyway.

A beautiful end to an amazing tetralogy. Story, play time, puzzles, actual playability and character development improved quite a lot.
The experience was very enjoyable, and the game is deifnitely worth the money.

Samorost 3, a game focused on sounds, puzzles and sound puzzles, offers great story, euphony and art. It takes about 4 hours to complete the game with the achievements, so I wouldn't recommend buying it at full price and rather wait for a sale. The game has flaws as well though - lengthy animations at times, and inability to do anything from afar, which means you will be running around a lot. Still, the pros outweight the cons, making it a great game for one afternoon.

When compared to the first and second installment, the story, especially the ending, has improved significantly.
The playtime has increased a lot. It went from about an hour and a half to nearly 4 hours.
Playability went up as well. No more pathing bugs, which was my biggest issue with Space Pilgrim II. There was one game-breakign bug, but the developer provided help with the issue and resolved it.
Just like in previous installments, the cost is low and the trading cards cover most of it.
The puzzles can be confusing sometimes, such as where to go during Act II, but they are fun anyway.
The soundtrack is nice, but hearing it in Space Pilgrim I, then Space Pilgrim II and now Space Pilgrim III is a bit underwhelming, as I was hoping for a new main theme.
Overall, I have to say that this game was the best out of the three, and I really enjoyed.

While story, characters and play time were better, the playability went down. Even more running around, the pathfinding system bugged and a annoying click-and-wait sections significantly reduced the enjoyment from the story, which is the main plus side of the game. Sadly, that made the game worse than the previous installment.

A short, yet entertaining game.
It does not offer anything amazing or new and creative, the game itself is short (about 1 hour) and not exactly packed with action as you will be mostly walking around trying to get to where you need, though that might be desirable for some of you. However, it does have a decent story, a low price tag (which can be further improved by selling cards from the game), some puzzles and decent playability.