Recent reviews by Linkblade

Another good Adamvision game! Simple game design, tricky to master, takes around 1-2 hours.

Nice co-op puzzle game. Can be played solo as well. No achievements, though.

Very cool open world drive any motorized vehicle you can think of. Being made by Ubisoft you can expect much love for detail and more activity signs on the map than you can ever complete. I like it a lot! Especially the races where you transform into another vehicle during the race several times. Much fun to be had here, there is something for everyone. It's a bit flat at the start, but there are harder difficulties later which are some good challenges!

slow and very limited movement options.
weapons unbalanced.
weapons ammo is depleted with a few shots.
have to wait in ffa for the round to end before respawning.
therefore not fun.

Very good tribute to Getting Over It! Nailed the visuals, you even have the Unity library standard man figure looking like Jonathan Blow finally out of his pot. I like to think that Bennett chose this character because he wanted to make fun of his dev colleague Jon, so I really like it here too! Comparing to GOI this game has equally awkward controls which take time to get used to and to master as it's physics-based and it's more forgiving as there are safe areas into which you fall back to placed fair. Very satisfying but not as hard as GOI. Very recommended!

Great once you managed to learn the basics and the game is awful at explaining the basics to you. What happened is that I got beaten up often and didn't really know what was going on until I read a Steam guide, then it clicked for me. From then on it was fun smashing through the levels and continuously learn how to deal with all those different situations. This game cannot be played casually like grinding or repeating a section very often to succeed. You need to get good to get through. You age when beaten up which is like a death counter from 20 to 70 which cannot be reset (except replaying the whole level) and carries through the whole game. There are only 5 levels of the main story, but only getting to the last level is like impossible without putting in the work of analyzing the mechanics. That said, the game offers you to replay a level to die fewer times and carry a younger age into the next level. Once you finished a level (find key cards) shortcuts are unlocked which you can use to skip huge parts of each level and get much faster to the boss. The main story is short but learning and optimizing your play will net you around 10-40 hours (depending on your learning skills) before beating it. After that there is a LOT of post-release content arena challenges (120) with higher difficulty and even higher difficulty mixing it all up by modifying the rule sets. This is pretty cool and will double your playtime of the main story if not more.

Very recommended!

A series of small Sokoban puzzles. Limited options make the puzzles simple, unchallenging and repetitive. Only recommended if you like a casual puzzle experience and the feel of a chill adventure.

I played A Good Snowman Is Hard To Build and completed the complex puzzles at the end. I read that A Monster's Expedition has the same twist which is a very hard challenge. While this is nice, I don't want to go through hours of not having fun to get to the fun part. Also I really don't like the humor describing human stuff with a wrong monster interpretation.

This game just didn't get me.

Instead I recommend
Pipe Push Paradise
A Good Snowman Is Hard To Build and
Stephen's Sausage Roll

Very good extraction shooter! Good live service with many updates!

One of a kind arcade top-down shooter. Makes me go one more round. Very good gameplay balance. Cool explosions and demolitions with stable framerate. Hard and challenging achievements. Very recommended!

Oldschool shooter with campaign and arena mode. The level-by-level campaign is similar to Amid Evil and Duke Nukem. The brutal protagonist even has a Duke Nukem voice with lines like "sperm banking in case I die" when you save the game. There are many more references to tough guys like Neo, Heisenberg and John Wick.

It's ultraviolent indeed and psychologically corrupted. You can drink blood out of sacrifice trunks or blood donation bags, many different interesting grafity lines leaving hints of a person who was bullied and built hate on society, so he put on a mask or rather abandoned his human identity and now lives the bloody rage of an out of control deer demon.

The Devil May Cry like combo meter is very cool and goes further once you get more upgrades and fight more enemies at once. The levels' structure is a bit same-y and gets a bit repetitive with getting keys to unlock doors and progress through the level. But when you're here for the gameplay this is fast-paced brutal fun.

The weird world and horror music is unsettling. The enemies, bosses, world, this whole game arrangement is truely a disturbed vision of agony. Very good!