Recent reviews by Mighty Pea

Cool visuals, fantastic beats and funny dialogue in a collect-a-thon exploring game. Despite the lack of much interaction outside of tagging and talking, this game managed to keep me entertained for the entire duration.

Short, but tremendously enjoyably. It's charming, the controls feels right, and it's just a nice little vignette to jump around in for a while. There's also some clever design at work here that teaches you to play the game by just presenting you with problems without telling you how to solve them. Like making you fall down a pit to progress, forcing you to figure out you can walljump, and then presenting you with a little puzzle right after that needs you to walljump.

The calming music and lovely graphics perfectly compliment the game, and together it adds up to a great way to spend half an hour.

The joke wears thin fast, and the game starts out with obnoxious tutorials ('as a joke', but they're no less skippable for it), and an escort mission. Which for a Far Cry game means missing the point in a pretty severe way. I don't stop playing many games, but I stopped playing this one.

Decently clever platforming game, about an hour in length, enjoyable despite its hamfisted writing which is luckily entirely unessential to the game. Nice music and abstract visuals!

Gave up after a few levels, this game has learned its lessons from all the worst parts of first person puzzle games. Buttonbashing quicktime events, constantly taking control away from the player, incredibly vague failure states, only letting the player interact with items when the game thinks you should, it all adds up to a fairly miserable experience.

Incredible tight mechanics and a blood-pumping soundtrack. Variation in weapons, body and booster-types keep things interesting, as well as the goals the game presents you with.

One of the most creative games I've played in recent months!
In short: a supershort* music game with platforming, minimal graphics and ever-changing mechanics that you need to adjust to (which is the main draw). Really inventive, and visually very strong.

* I finished the main levels in about 45 minutes if not less, leaving only some ultra-hard levels that I gave up on almost immediately.

Sort of a first-person simplified roguelike, with gorgeous art direction and beautiful sound design. Comparable to Delver, Eldritch and Paranautical Activity, although closer to the first two in terms of pacing. Controls could feel tighter, but it doesn't detract from the game much.

Beautiful graphics, fantastic voice-acting, but despite those I don't find myself looking forward to Episode 2. Clumsy puzzles, terribly blatant foreshadowing and main characters whose goals make them seem incredibly thick.
I'm still recommending it if you can get on sale, because as a game artist I enjoyed seeing the craftsmanship in the art.

Extremely simple, but great fun with four people!