Recent reviews by Soda Pop

Satisfying game, great music and love the art style.
Didn't really find myself using the ability that much and got lost a bit in the dark worlds.
Main complaint is the levels are so short! Every level feels under a minute, feels like the level is over just as I'm getting into it
Would also be fun if there were combos for landing multiple perfects in a row.
Super excited to see the finished product, always trust in Landfall games!

Really interesting card game that evolves its complexity over time. Absolutely worth playing, especially for the price. It has some lows mid way when things get a bit too vague or weird difficulty spikes. The amount of polish on this game is incredible, very impressive animation and sound design.
If you play it, avoid all spoilers and absolutely finish the game, its a ride.

Strong 8/10
Stunning and innovative visuals and great dimension based physics puzzles. Great way of utilising dimensions. Acid trip of a game, seriously the visuals are incredible. Highly recommend if you enjoyed Anti-chamber. Puzzles weren't too tough, however some were mildly challenging and only a few were frustrating. Main focus is wrapping your head around the dimensions, however could have used more variety and innovation with the puzzles.

The Witness: ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Edition. Great way to spend an hour

Absolutely amazing game, incredible execution with beautifully designed lore, characters and a fully fleshed out open-world. Would highly recommend going into this game as blind as possible, as one of my highlights was gaining an initial understanding of how the game works. The way they revealed that and the lore of the world is executed perfectly. Really interesting and unique open world puzzles that are backed by a beautiful art design. Definitely an unmissable experience

Feels like an acid trip with some of the best puzzling I have played
Such a unique game that I recommend to anyone who likes puzzle games and having your mind blow, with each consecutive reveal being bigger and more rewarding than the previous

Extremely unique and very well executed story telling, especially in regards to the blind audio. Also I love the way the game uses the time freeze to add suspense and character to the story, whilst adding detective abilities to keep the player constantly guessing. The puzzles are very well balanced between obvious and perplexing.
Quality story line and satisfying ending

EDIT: This game has been on my mind for months, the more I think about it the more I realise how much of a masterpiece it is. The soundtrack and audio effects perfectly capture the feeling of being a crewmate out at sea. Every now and then the sounds (especially those strings) of this game play in my head and it fills me with the joy this game brought to me. The art style is also incredibly unique, whilst adding to the nostalgia factor (regardless if you were alive in those days) it created such a unique and perplexing world. Honestly I am thinking about this game months after I finished it because I am looking for another game that can give me this experience, and I mainly play "indie" games and I have yet to find one.

Was not expecting this much advanced and enjoyable content from this game. Not only is it ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ beautiful to look at, the atmosphere of the game is spot on. The sounds (music, voiceover and environmental), colours and sights will not only keep you on complete edge, but they will shock you to your spine, whilst somehow providing comfort at points of achievement.

However, the game could use some polish in a few areas. The crafting system and building costs, feel fair when playing, but has some easy exploits. This however isn't terrible, if the player finds them, they can choose to use them if they want. Some would prefer to cheat using exploits compared to directly using the console. The base building, whilst awesome, feels slightly incomplete. I ran across multiple bugs quite quickly, one currently irreversible bug, creating an indestructible eyesore.
The storyline and crafting progression is done really well, but I did consult the wiki a few times. This was because I felt lost in terms of possible progression options, and it turns out I wasn't playing hide and seek well enough. The game tries to help and reduce the difficulty of swimming around aimlessly. I did find this quite unavoidable in my case, sometimes due to the fact that I swam past the objective unknowingly multiple times . I was surprised at how quickly the devs 'pushed you into the deep end', which was quite confronting and I can see some people leaving the game at this point. But soon you will start building up multiple goals, and all of a sudden you have built vehicles and tools galore, that will fill you with power and satisfaction.
I haven't had a bug free experience, but with the increase of sales from the full release, I wouldn't worry about my nuances. I have sunk 20 hours in and after watching some trailers, and in turn being spoiled of seemly a large amount of content, I am quite sure that I have only come across the tip of the iceberg. I hate to focus on the negatives for this game, as I would highly recommend it, but you should be aware that you might come across some small bumps in the road.

The Castle Doctrine is such a brilliant game. I was playing this and you can create traps to your hearts content with this game, then you get to test others out. It definitly got my heart pumping extremely fast, because when you die, you loose everything and have to start again, which means you get to create a whole new trap idea!! I love the idea behind this game and it is implemented extremely well!