Overall a pretty average Sudoku game. The cat twist is fun but honestly made my brain hurt a bit, but fortunately, there is an option to set it to all numbers instead!… so basically I just played regular Sudoku. There's some QOL in here that I think could be added that other Sudoku games I've played had, but overall, very chill and simple.

Another super cute game by DevCats! Very similar to A Building Full of Cats 1, wherein you mostly hunt for cats but have other objects to hunt down as well. The 'story' was quite barren but honestly, that wasn't what I was here for. A few achievements can be a little buggy and require you to go into already completed rooms to get the achievement, but an easy fix. A few of the mini games can be a little hard to notice as well, but overall, very fun!

The Last Campfire is a beautiful game with a heartwarming story. You play as a lost ember, searching for meaning and trying to find a way home. Along the way, you encounter wanderers - other embers - and forgotten - those who have lost their way, their very meaning.
I was drawn to this game by the art style and the promise of puzzles, but the story - though parts may be vague - was what stayed with me after. The puzzles were, for the most part, very simplistic, but not to the point of being boring. Just nothing that left me absolutely stumped, though some did take some trial and error.

The achievements can all be gained fairly easily - you don't actually need to 100% the game. I only found about half of the Wanderer's Journal. All you need to do to get all the achievements is to help all of the lost souls find their way to the campfires.
While I can understand maybe not wanting to get this game at full price (though the devs deserve the support, in my opinion, as this was an amazing game), it frequently drops on sale for only $1.50 and is MORE than worth that price.

Just help her get the milk, man, don't be mean :c

This game is. An experience. Man, the name makes you think it's gonna be such a goof, but o o f those 13 minutes are gonna stick with me. There's really not much to be said about the game, because you really need to just see it for yourself.
I am not sure what I just experienced but I sure did Experience It.