Recent reviews by Baadrix

It's cheap pricewise, but the jokes, the presentation and - of course - the gameplay is hilarious. I've never had that much fun in a rhythm game before. Playing the Imperial March (from the workshop) on the flute completely breaks me every single time ... oh, and the Kazoo, too

I guess this game even better with friends. Sadly, there isn't a local coop mode as of yet.

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One of the many loading screen jokes:
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Longing for a new Peggle version, but you also are a roguelike fan? Alongside well-designed enemies and the fantastic pixel art style combined with a few tactical elements (and more than often luck) Peglin has to offer quite a lot content being updated fairly regularly. The hilarious names of all the different orbs being able to change your playstyle at once complete the fun experience.

If you are unsure be sure to check out the demo.

Short, but I had lots of fun blazing through the facility.

Some thoughts about this game in no particular order:
- If you don't like the preset difficulty you can finetune it to your likings.
- There are some nice eastereggs in this game.
- You can save kittens from the fire. You can even unlock a "secret" ending if you find them all.
- The game is short, but doesn't feel so (my play time was 100 minutes).
- Gameplay basically feels very smooth, but can be finicky at times - especially when having to dodge those #&!%§#? ... nah, no spoilers here.

TL; DR: Great fun, quite cheap. Get it!

Writing after a playtime of 2 hours
48 minutes in - and I'm confused .
78 minutes in - and I'm crying.
108 minutes in - and I'm crying again.

This game is above and beyond all expectations. If you loved To The Moon and Finding Paradise (and A Bird Story), you'll surely love IF. I cannot tell much more since anything would be a huge spoiler.

All left to say is: Thank you so much, Freebird Games! For making the third game in the series while still (!) delivering high quality content (and jokes). For making every game vastly different in terms of characters. For the always perfectly fitting soundtrack. For creating deeply emotional stories. Thank you!

EDIT after finishing the story: All of the above still holds true.

This game is a fantastic example how visuals don't always need to be over-the-top to deliver an incredible gaming experience. It's quite a short game (< 1 hour), so anything I would tell you about the story would be a spoiler.

But I can tell you this: The story is splendid, the gameplay is pretty fun and it's cheap as well. There's no reason to not buy and not play this game.

Amazing platformer, loved the art style, the catchy music and the absolutely precise controls! Kinda reminded me of Super Mario World and Yoshi's Island 2 for SNES, but with more variety and possibilities. Some levels include pretty interesting "rhythm action" which you can blast through (in some cases after dying a dozen times), but finally completing the level is very rewarding. The level design also is just superb, but I even more loved the design of the enemies (yes, you're facing and fighting vegetables!).

It can get pretty hard sometimes, but there's an easier mode included if you're after a more relaxed gameplay. Definitely recommended if you like platformers!

How weird is this game?
Yes.

How surreal is this game?
Yes.

How good is this game?
Yes.

Wanted to save someone from a dangerous religious cult, met a woman on my way whose horse just died and brought her to a village which was very far off my original path, and now I'm sitting at the train station of this exact village with three strangers while playing for 3 $ in a match of dominoes.

I guess this pretty much says it all.

Very short game with simplistic graphics, but very well executed - including a deeper meaning and quite intense moments. I didn't know squares can say so much! It's just 10 minutes of and for your life. Just give it a go, it's free.

Supraland ... just wow! This has to be one of the best puzzlers I've ever played (and this list also includes Portal 1 and 2 as well as The Talos Principle). There is so much to discover and its metroidvania-like style kept me coming back for more. I've never encountered a single unfair puzzle or fight, everything is quite solvable and beatable if you're thinking logically and have some basic reflexes. Getting almost every collectible (mainly chests and something I won't tell you) is pretty straightforward in the later game and pretty often you can get a lot of secrets right away when you look closely.

I loved it and can only recommend to all fans of puzzle games. My playtime shows 100 % completion which is quite long for a puzzler in my opinion. Very impressive and fun game which is well worth its money.