MouseWithBeer
Achievements: 22 of 22 (100%)
Review: Do you like to torture yourself? Enjoy pain and suffering? Enjoy doing the same exact thing over and over with completely different results? You find fun moving things pixel by pixel till you get the desired result? Then oh boy do I have a game for you! The main issue is that the physic of the game is inconsistent which is, well, bad for a physics game and the game gets ridiculously hard. Linux version isn't great either, but it works fine with Proton.
Achievements: 53 of 53 (100%)
Review: A nice and simple puzzle game where you need to connect together road tiles and make a path for a car from the beginning to the end location. There is 50 levels to solve which are all pretty easy and straight forward with a few more challenging levels towards the end. Issues are a lack of clear labeling for tunnels and that one achievement is broken (dev gave a half assed fix for it on the forums). Linux version works fine.
Achievements: 7 of 7 (100%)
Review: A decent puzzle game where you have to find 2 halves of a cuboid that fit together. There is a 100 levels in total to solve and only really the last few actually require you to stop and think a little, the rest are really easy. But hey, it is a nice relaxing experience and it is really cheap so can't complain too much. Works fine with Proton.
Fourth week of March
I am really not happy with the progress this week, but oh well, what can you do. Also Valve broke their reviews (it ignores line breaks making reviews illegible) so I can’t even post the whole review of Poly Bridge on there… It just got fixed apparently. So I could now finally post my review complaining about it.
Current balance of acquired - completed games: 37 - 45 = -8
Completed SG wins
Poly Bridge
Playtime: 36.3 hoursAchievements: 22 of 22 (100%)
Review: Do you like to torture yourself? Enjoy pain and suffering? Enjoy doing the same exact thing over and over with completely different results? You find fun moving things pixel by pixel till you get the desired result? Then oh boy do I have a game for you! The main issue is that the physic of the game is inconsistent which is, well, bad for a physics game and the game gets ridiculously hard. Linux version isn't great either, but it works fine with Proton.
Other completed games
Puzzlecar
Playtime: 1.5 hoursAchievements: 53 of 53 (100%)
Review: A nice and simple puzzle game where you need to connect together road tiles and make a path for a car from the beginning to the end location. There is 50 levels to solve which are all pretty easy and straight forward with a few more challenging levels towards the end. Issues are a lack of clear labeling for tunnels and that one achievement is broken (dev gave a half assed fix for it on the forums). Linux version works fine.
Sandmade
Playtime: 55 minutesAchievements: 7 of 7 (100%)
Review: A decent puzzle game where you have to find 2 halves of a cuboid that fit together. There is a 100 levels in total to solve and only really the last few actually require you to stop and think a little, the rest are really easy. But hey, it is a nice relaxing experience and it is really cheap so can't complain too much. Works fine with Proton.