A 10 minute classic that I'm not even sure I didn't play at some point before. My idea was to play Samorost 1 and then pick the other two in the Amanita Design anniversary sale, but I completely forgot to do so before it ended. Oh well. Less backlog to take care of.

A short, simple puzzle adventure that while not fully polished and without a very fleshed out story, still has its own charm. As a person who is naturally bad at puzzle games, this one walked the fine line between having me thinking for a few minutes and not frustrating me so I end up just finding a guide. I did use the guides to get all the secrets and get the 100%, though. Overall enjoyable enough.

And look at that! Finally playing SG won games, lol. Hope to keep at it.

Another of Amanita Design's… weird things. Happy game is less a game and more an audiovisual experience. It's pretty short (few hours), and there isn't a real puzzle element to the various scenes, you just click around until the next thing happens. Nonetheless, it was a very enjoyable experience, creepy and brilliantly animated, if a little tropey. The whole "smiley face" thing isn't exactly an innovation in horror, but I don't think that was the intention anyway.

The game is a little unpolished stability wise, which makes me think this was more of a little side experiment than an actual big project from Amanita. But some of the imagery genuinely made it hard for me to play with the lights off, and certain settings/compositions were nothing short of amazing.