Recent reviews by Ubermensch

A very charming metroidvania with puzzle elements with a easy to follow story (all explained within the game).
The animations are incredibly fluid and your character is very responsive to your inputs.

Technical notes:

• 21:9 support
  
• Plays perfectly with Proton/Steamplay.

You've been hit by—
You've been struck by—
A smooth criminal

As if killing Tanjiro's family wasn't enough, he is now also after you and Six.
Compared to Little Nightmares I, which is a cakewalk, this one has more horror fuel.

Pros:

• Works with Proton

Cons:

• No 21:9 support
  
• Enhanced edition has some frame hiccups every now and then but still very playable

• Subpar English localization.
  
• Time passes way too fast, you can't accomplish much per day.
  
• Limited FOV makes it hard to have an overview of what's happening.

Fondle a car to loot its parts

A RPG with an easy to follow story and reasonable difficulty that can be finished within a weeks worth of light gaming sessions. (<6h to complete the story)

*click* zura?

“Tressa spotted ¶̃5000 left behind by an unfortunate soul.”

“Soylent Green is people!”

However cute Mion or charming the art is, this game is best watched than played.

The damning aspect of the game is the direction they took with the controls, they're far too sluggish (by design) and the game is too unforgiving with its timing, though not in terms of player reflex but in terms of player preemption.
The story and art is good but it would have been better to have this as a point-and-click puzzle game or an anime series/movie.

The controls are touchscreen oriented, which is unsurprising given that this game is a PSVita port although surprisingly you're better off playing the PC version with a mouse than the original PSVita version due to the erratic control response when switching to umbra.

There's no obvious bugs or glitches and it will play perfectly with SteamOS.

Defective Product, don't buy.

This game erratically crashes during co-op sessions and you're unable to rejoin the same lobby so you're forced to replay the same stage all over again and pray that the next crash, which will happen, takes place after the stage is cleared.

Oh, and if you're lucky enough to be the lobby host, when your teammates inevitably disconnect the money they had on them also vanishes so good luck finishing the remaining waves with a 1/n credit handicap for turret building, if your game doesn't crash that is.