Recent reviews by Grac

I love video games, and I love learning, but I don't usually feel like other people will consider in-game achievements as "real" achievements. As much as I'm proud of - and addicted to - unlocking skills or having "aha" moments when studying or playing, I don't feel like there's something to show for it when chatting with other people. When a relative asks me what I've been up to apart from working, it's as if saying, "I've ranked up in Rocket League," "I've achieved 'P' in all Ultrakill levels," or "I was able to carry out a difficult mathematical proof" isn't a good conversation starter.

This game has me sending screenshots and videos of my working architecture to friends and family, much like a little kid showing off their Play-Doh figure. I had previously taken the Nand2Tetris course and had played Nandgame in the browser, so I had some prior knowledge. "Turing Complete" allowed me to reinforce and expand on that knowledge. It's a wonderful game and learning experience. My congratulations to the developer.

Absorbing.
I play Devil Daggers to clear my mind from too much Hyper Demon.

Beautiful, I love this kinda ♥♥♥♥.

My wrists are probably permanently damaged from playing this game too much.

I think I wasted my money buying a hundred other games.

Excellent, yes. 127 hours in, I just defeated the final boss for the first time on normal.

Wow, having played just 2 hours I can tell that this game is awesome. I could sense my brain rewiring. I now am one with the circling movements.
Playing with my left hand was a great experience too. And really, overall, I felt more at peace than angry.

One of the best games I've ever played. Mind bending puzzles, excellent soundtrack, beautiful allegory of life. Not for everyone.

This game makes me want to cry sometimes.

What makes this game different from an addictive drug is that I play it when I feel like it, and I quit it whenever I want.