RobbyRatpoison's February 2026 BLAEO Review
Hey it’s me again! In February I managed to beat 6 games and two DLCs, completed 3 short games, and reclaimed a 100% that I had lost due to newly added achievements. I will list them from most playtime for the month to least.
A Plague Tale: Innocence was a good game that I enjoyed more than I expected. I’m generally not a fan of stealth games or horror games but it was really well done. Nothing was too hard or too easy and the horror aspects were pretty mild.
I bought and beat the two DLCs for A Little To The Left, they were good but kinda just more of the same. That’s not a bad thing but I kind of expected them to be longer or do something new. I came back to the game to go for 100% which requires 30 consecutive Daily Tidy’s and 100 total. It sucks that even though I’ve played 26 days in a row I still won’t be able to get 100% for over 2 more months, no matter what I do.
Stray was a great game, I thoroughly enjoyed it. The world was beautiful and the characters were fascinating. Only downside was the dude only played each song once, I expected to be able to request that he play a song again after we got it. I don’t want to spoil stuff so I will just leave it there, but I will say that the game exceeded my expectations and they were not low expectations.
35MM was not good but at least it was not too long. I didn’t really care for anything the game had to offer.
I finally played Gato Roboto! It was a lovely little metroidvania game, short and sweet. I got 100% collectibles but not 100% achievements, that could be a nice challenge if I choose to go back to it. I like when games allow for pallet swapping but honestly they usually just hurt my eyes.
Dordogne and Abzu felt similar in the sense that they are beautiful games and I enjoyed going through them but they are not what I would call fun.
Supermarket Together added a couple new achievements so I had to play that one again to get back to 100%. I’m starting to think that this will be a recurring thing as they continue to add new features.
Kittenrock Cats - A Hidden Object Game, FIND KITTENS: The last of cats, and FIND KITTENS 6: After us are all games in the hidden cats genre and I got 100% in those ones. Kittenrock had some extras that made it stand out from the crowd in a good way, but also had text boxes that stayed on screen for too long. Eventually I found a setting to fix that but I was nearly finished by that point.










