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I played this game in non-VR mode with a controller. I knew this game was VR only for a long time and I was curious if it's any good without that aspect.

The graphics are colorful and cartoon like, which fits the game and the overall universe. Controller support is pretty decent, sound design was fine. The gameplay is story driven platformer with some basic fight system and platformer puzzles, which have some unique moments with the VR elements and how the player "works" in the level gameplay wise. Some of your actions have different conversations or minor differences in the gameplay, which is nice to see. There are some fourth wall breaking moments, over the top humour from Rick and Morty which are mostly fine...

however, to me some moments, characters felt way over the top or overdrawn, which made hard to enjoy. Also you can see that models can go into each other a lot and the controls are not as flexible for the fights in the beginning, which you need to get used to.

In my opinion, this game can be enjoyed if you like the atmosphere and the humour of the game. Don't get me wrong, I think the gameplay is unique enough to be any good to give it a try, but Trover Saves the Universe main selling point is the jokes. If you are alright with it, I can definitely recommend to give it a try, otherwise make sure to look into it early before getting and if you like it, get it on sale.

The first thing I saw from this game reminded me an older FPS game which I liked, and it was called F.E.A.R. It had satisfying gun play, slow motion action and a more darker and edgy atmosphere then usual, and this is why I got Trepang aswell.

Visuals are stunning, even though the lighting might feel off sometimes. There is some interesting story and characters to follow. Soundtrack is a banger and the sound design is really well made. There are some unique levels, some of them can surprise you for sure. There are higher difficulties for those who looking for some real challenge, or you can enjoy the game on the lower difficulty.

Although the game is not long at all, as there are a little bit more than 10 missions to play, which could have been more. Also there are not many different enemies and weapons in the game, it's a bit of a shame.

But still enjoyed this game and it was a great experience, I can definitely recommend to give it a try.

If you want to play something similar to F.E.A.R., buy this game.
If you have no idea what F.E.A.R. is, but you are into shooters and FPS games, buy this game.
If you want to play game which has an atmosphere and aura unlike any other games from the current era, buy this game.

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc is a visual novel, puzzle and detective game with anime style, where a class of students gets trapped in a school and has to take part in a life and death game or live rest of their life in the school, but the story has mysteries about the game and the place and the player has to investigate murders and uncover the truth to the situation.

I think this game is really one of a kind and unique experience, I enjoyed most of the story and the gameplay, not even mentioning the soundtrack and the visuals which are just iconic. Paying attention to the story and figuring out what is going on in the game is more fun than I thought and in certain murder cases the player could figure out who is the culprit way ahead then when the game reveals it, which I didn't mind. There is a wide cast of characters and even though I'm not that into anime at all, I was alright with the presentation. The story also brings up some hard subjects and motives, not even mentioning the character development and their back stories for each character in the game. The story is also long, one playthrough can take 30 - 35 hours if you play it for the first time.

However, in the story there will be moments where the game basically over presents certain moments which might seem annoying for some, and in the investigations there were times when I knew what is the inconsistency I needed to notice but I didn't know what option I should use, because none of them seemed right to me. The investigations and the story is pretty much linear, although the player can explore them however he wants to, there won't be any occasion to change how the investigation will go and call out the culprit immediately, which personally I did not mind it too much, but at some points it could have been used.

Also there were moments where the characters did weird or straight forward stupid decisions in the story and made no sense. There is an additional game mode after the story mode is completed, which is called school mode. It's basically a management gamemode to complete certain assignments with the class and it seemed interesting, but there is not enough content in it and it is not interesting to play it, even though it does have multiple endings.

Personally, I really like this game and it's one of my favourite for sure, even though I'm not into anime or I had any idea what I'm going to play when I first started it, but I think this game can only be enjoyable if you are fine playing visual novels and you can accept that this game makes certain moments drawn out and puts too much attention on them sometimes, you will need some patience to it, but after that point I'm sure you are going to enjoy this one and the atmosphere this brings in.

With this in mind, I can definitely recommend getting this game, even for the full price.

I wasn't sure what I will get into when I played Lil Gator Game, but it was one of the most fun, relaxing, self aware and cute little game I have played for awhile.

It's a wholesome adventure which seems silly and childish in general, but in a good way. I would like to give a small description about the story, but I believe it's the best when you have no idea what is about, but in my opinion the story is done really well and the character development and bringing up some interesting topics is done just right, and also the jokes are alright too. The gameplay is more like a collectathon, especially if you interested getting all achievements in the game, and even that part is done right. It doesn't feel overdrawn, boring or hard to play or even 100% the game, especially since the game also helps at the end to get everything done. Graphically is really fitting and cute for this game, I liked the soundtrack and the controls were fine too. Even though the game can be done in 4-5 hours, I think that playtime is just enough for this game.

Don't expect any deep or high octane gameplay, this is a relaxed, fun exploration game where you can collect and meet all kinds of characters. If you like this kind of games, I can definitely recommend it to you. Even though I really like this game, 19.5€ is a too much for it, but I think if you can get it for 8 - 10€, it will worth it.

A Short Hike is about exploring the park where you temporarily live, do a small hike to the highest mountain top in the area and meet new characters and participate in side activities.

The game looks amazing and colorful, very fitting for the atmosphere and even the world has different terrains which makes it interesting. The sound design and the soundtrack is also nice, the controls for both controller and keyboard are mostly alright. The story doesn't seem anything special at first, however going more into the game we can learn more about the characters who are around and also about the main character and her development throughout the game. Gameplay wise is also straightforward, as you can complete quests for possible rewards, collect feathers which is basically the stamina for the character and reach to the top of the area. These doesn't really sound that interesting, but considering the game is only 5 - 6 hours to beat, it does it's job and pretty fun to go around in this world.

But if there is one thing I didn't really like is the boat controls, but luckily it's not necessary to use it.

Other than that A Short Hike is a great game and it's pretty good for relaxing and discovering new places. If you like open world games and you don't mind the laid back gameplay, you should definitely give a try to this game, but I believe anyone can enjoy it who is fine with the relaxed pacing. I can definitely recommend to get this game, even for the full price.

I got this game as a gift from a friend of mine, thank you so much for it!

In the game you need to find some cats and puzzle pieces on a big picture and do jigsaw puzzles, all of this through out 4 levels. If you have played other hidden object and jigsaw games then you already what to expect. There are multiple songs, help if you get stuck and some features for speedruns.

However the game is pretty short, you can get through all levels in half hour, maximum in a hour.

If you like these kind of games and you can get this game for 0.5 - 1€ at most, then I can recommend giving it a ♥♥♥♥. It's pretty good for some relaxing few minutes to play.

I got a copy of the game through my curator group, thank you for the game's developer.

MolEconomy is a management game with clicker and idle elements, where you have to manage your mole empire to get resources, craft and make products and sell them on the market to get money, and upgrade your empire.

The idea is alright and I think the setting with the moles and the items you can get is fitting. Graphically is alright, not that outstanding but has it's charm for sure. Sound design and the soundtrack is also fitting to the game overall. The gameplay is actually more complex then how it seems, as there are different equipment to use to help your empire make money, there is the market itself which has a very basic but cool demand system for each item and overall discovering new resources and products which you can make to help you get more money. The game has a decent challenge because of these, as it's not that straight forward to do well in the game.

But as of now the game is not without flaws and has some issues. For example, if you let a mole using your hook which is to get resources from the ground, occasionally it won't work after some time for no reason, where there are enough resources to get and there are other things as well. There are also some duplicated product items in the game which needs to be taken care of, and the menus could have quality of life updates to make them better to be used for example. Also the game needs more content, as it's fine for 10 or so hours which price wise was pretty alright, but this game could get more content especially for the achievement hunters or for those who interested in the game long term, make it more unique for more people to be interested in.

Considering this is the first game of the developer, I believe it's still a decent game and for 4€ I would say it can give some decent fun for those who is interested in an idle game, but have your expectations in check. I hope the developer will try to fix some of the issues and add more content to this game, because it would serve this game well. I can recommend to give it a shot, even for the full price to be fair.

EDIT: After my review the developer has added some quality of life changes and fixed the problem with the hook mole and duplicate items and added a few more features, so overall the developer is open to ideas and bug reports and wants to make the game better. Respect for that!

A Plague Tale: Innocence is a stealth-adventure game, where you play as a young girl named Amicia who has to protect her little brother, Hugo in medieval France at the time of the Black Plague.

The graphics are beautiful in this game, not just for its time but even for today's standards. The light and shadow effects look great and the environment is top notch as well. The soundtrack and the sound design also works well. The gameplay works overall, although the enemy's detecting the player can either be too sensitive at times and sometimes they can miss you from obvious spots which was something I had to get used to. Collecting is a core point of the game, as there are some collectibles in the game and you can also upgrade the character's equipment, and also these resources are used for your own and for your group's survival.

Honestly, there are not many things I can mention as a flaw, only a few minor things. Now, personally I did not have this problem but some people could find some of the characters silly or annoying, which makes the game less likeable. Then, there is the plague element, to be exact the rats which are not that easy to determine if a space is safe from them, when you get rid of them, as you can still die from reappearing enemies. Crafting and using the equipment are straightforward, however when you try to do these in a short span of time, you can get annoyed by it.

I am genuinely surprised about this game, I did not expect that I would like it this much and I was even alright with its length. It had some gameplay parts which could have been optimized better, but overall this is a wonderful game with a beautiful story and quite ruthless gameplay. I can definitely recommend giving a try to this one, although not for 40€, but for 15€ at least.

BAD END THEATER is a visual novel, where you can follow a story from 4 different characters' perspectives and your goal is to find every of their bad endings.

Once you start playing the game, you realize the idea is pretty cool because in order to get different endings and versions of the story, you need to explore the characters and find their traits, and the player can choose what traits should be active for the next story. I thought finding all the bad ends was going to be painful, but the additional "story maps" for each character gives a rough idea of what you need to change in order to find them, and with that game it does not feel annoying this way. The story's length is just good enough for the idea. Also, the sound design and graphics are simple, but fits really well to this game.

On the other side BAD END THEATER is really short for it's price if I want to be honest. And also, this game can feel boring for some, because you just make a few decisions per story and read what is happening, and if you are not into this kind of gameplay, you won't enjoy this game.

But to the others I think this is a pretty cool idea for a game and the story is nice too, which entertained me for a few hours. I can recommend for those who are interested in visual novels and/or like to explore a short story fully with all of the different choices. Like I said, the full price is a bit much for it, I would buy it for not more than 5€.

Night Book seems interesting at first storywise, has alright ideas and basically two different story which gets to the same node of endings which is refreshing to see from the current era of FMV games. Also, controlling the game pretty straight forward as you only going to need the mouse.

The problem is there is not enough tension for me to feel involved in the story or care too much what is happening in the game and to the characters at all, the whole thing feels weightless to me. It's hard to take seriously, therefore people will leave it after half a play through. Also, the scares are weak, playtime is not longer than 50 minutes if you not skip anything, which is really short and there is not much interest to replay this game multiple times.

In my opinion this game is not a strong one in the Wales Interactive FMV lineup, and I can't recommend anyone to getting it, except if the game gets like a 2 - 3€ sale or getting the game in a cheaper bundle, but otherwise it's skippable.