Solid old FPS, found it easier to play than the predecessors, though the story was weird.

on okay puzzle game, not the best, not the worst. Only loading the tips is annoying af, since you have to click on countless little bugs on the screen until the meter is topped off again.

Not very good to outright bad HOGs, unless you like to torture yourself with HOGs don't buy these.

Super cute puzzle platformer. The controls take some getting used to, but once you know how to use your webs efficiently a really fun game.

An okay HOG, story is a bit rushed. Had better, had a lot worse

An okay HOG

I really enjoyed this one, though using Strife in the beginning was hard cause of his gun. Took some getting used to. Overall really liked it.

really bad match 3 game. Endless. No point. Don't buy it.

Like Homeworld Remastered, was a good RTS game, not so sure about the second part. Like the first more for story.

Another old HOG, only redeeming quality: it is rather short.

I don't understand why there is so much hate for the game. Did it age well, not really. But then what do people expect from a 16 year old sniper game. Did I curse a few times at the game, yes of course, but considering the age it is an okay game.

A near little puzzle game with a raunchy theme. Could explain better that you have to play the vanilla version to get all the cheevos and some of the cheevos are RNG based, aka they need specific traits to happen, so you either will play a lot of unnessesary levels or reload a lot.

Cute little adventure game, perfect for your little ones.

Nice addition to the Hero of the Kingdom series, a few times I was a bit stumped on what to do next, but usually cause I had overlooked sth.

Another one of the hidden xyz games. Sadly they reset the cheevos for some reason after I played it and now I can't get them anymore without resetting everything and you need DLC for 100% -_-

Another one of the hidden xyz games. Works nicely and it's free

Ideal for anyone who has a cleaning obsession or loves order. Sometimes the placement of things doesn't make sense (why should it be placed under the bed) or it's not clear what it should be and where to put it. The initial levels are fun, but later in the game you have to organize a whole house over several floors and the game gets a bit long-winded. Could have been a bit shorter. Was overall fun though.

Good time management game, similar to the 12 Labours of Hercules series. Nothing super new, but it was fun.

What can I say about this game. Has very negative reviews in the Steam store and after playing it I can understand some of them. Try not to play the game with mouse and keyboard. In my experience it is almost impossible. It works with a controller, but it's no walk in the park either. You have to climb up giant Ravenii, huge titan-like monsters that try to kill you and the civilians around you and destroy the city, while swarms of small monsters try to kill you too. Depending on the level, you either have to kill these Ravenii (by decapitation) or you have to save civilians or the city. Some of the levels are randomly generated, some have fixed objectives. To be able to decapitate Ravenii you have to fill up your meter by saving civilians or killing small monsters or smashing armor on the Ravenii. Only then will you be able to decapitate the Ravenii. The levels with a time limit are the worst. I got stuck on them a few times

One star is already too much. Strange puzzle game where the pictures on the puzzle pieces move. Gives all achievements for opening the game. Not recommended.

First Sniper Elite game. Playable but has not aged well. Unfortunately I only have this version and not the remastered one. You can tell the game is from 2005.

Nice puzzle game. Some levels are super difficult, others are super easy. Strange behavior when unlocking achievements/levels. Some levels were skipped. I then unlocked the levels in the txt file to be able to play them. Then the achievements also popped.

Cute, relaxing puzzle game. Some of the 3D dioramas were quite difficult because you couldn't clearly see what went where. Especially the giant ones.

A bit like an interactive cartoon, relatively funny and entertaining. You accompany two losers through their experiences in the zombie apocalypse. Can they survive and still make a profit? Who will you let die?

WHY?!? Anyone expecting ghost stories here is out of luck. You are in a house where you have to search for random things while being chased by a headless ghost, if he catches you, he kills you. Suddenly appearing ghosts (jumpscares) are the order of the day and you are suddenly warped to another location. Hardly a game.

The puzzle game itself is good, with beautiful motifs. What was annoying was the music, which you can't switch off or turn down. I'll never understand why they don't use the 5 extra minutes in development to include these basic functions. Would make this decent game into a good one.

I found it quite amusing. I can imagine that it can be a lot of fun with friends. Alone with AI players, it was okay, but nothing special.

Normally I'm not a big fan of trivia games because they're either impossible because they're too hard (too focused on a specific theme) or too easy. This one has just the right mix. You can choose between different themes and game modes or a mixture of everything. The devs are very proactive and are constantly developing new modes and theme categories. If it continues like this it will be a very good game

Typical HOG. Only cheevo I hated was the solve HOG scene in under 20 seconds.

This was actually more fun, than I thought it would be, though I would not wish to complete it. The physics are too janky for that.

Pretty cute game about someone moving out into the wilderness and mushing their way to their new home. Took me a while to understand that you were supposed to fail until you found enough stuff to actually make it. It has cute dogs that you can pet.

A nice short puzzle game. Perfectly suited for kids.

Enjoyed this a lot more than the first game, though the end game could have been less repetative. Game gets pretty dark in places.

Found this one a bit confusing, some of the chapters were nice, some of them were very strange.

Typical maze game

Harder than I thought it was gonna be. But I enjoyed it nonetheless.
You have to build pipes from a predetermined starting point to an end point.

I liked the game overall, but I hated things like opening the boxes. That system was just a pain in the ass.

This whole game was just a pain in the ass. The whole controls are just effed. That might be what some people like, I definitely did not. Though it is quiet funny but also very frustrating.

I actually found this quiet a good game. Sadly most achviements can only be obtained in coop modes. It takes some getting used to how your Biped moves but after that it is quiet fun.

Overall this game is quiet fun. But the fact that you have to play thorugh several stages before it gets saved is annoying. Also that hitting escape will basically crash/close the game instead of pause it is annoying af. Lost a lot of progress by accidentially hitting escape a few times when trying to pause the game.

I loved this game. It's a good VN.

A cute little HOG, Especially like the fact that the scene got colored the second you found all cats. Made it a lot easier to locate those missing buggers.

A cute little puzzle game with 12 puzzles you can do in 5 different difficulties. What I find nice about the game is the possibility to sort out the edge tiles and then the rest by upper left, upper right, lower left, lower right quarter. This makes finding the correct pieces a lot easier. Which more puzzle games had this especially for the bigger ones.

It's a little interactive fiction game about online dating during the pandemic. There are 5 different women to date. All are quiet different. Found it entertaining enough.

It could have been a great game. Instead it is very RNG and repetitive. And there are too many buttons to click, e.g. why do I have to click on every toy again after I repaired it to put it on the table, then click on it again to get the camera, click on it again to take a picture and again to get into the laptop to sell it and again to sell it. And no keyboard shortcuts available, everything has to be clicked with the mouse. And don't get me started on getting those toys for the achievements. It took me 20+ hours to get the last 10 needed toys since they simply would not appear or only one would come up every hour or so. And then you get that toy you want and the second you put it on the table it warps into a different toy…Picked out a ship to repair and once I put it on the table it turned into a dollhouse -_-

Cute little puzzle games. I love these colorful ones.

Liked it, few things I would have enjoyed a bit more:

1) there is no image except where you pick the level and it is tiny. So it is really hard to complete some of them if you do not even know what you are puzzeling
2) you only have a limited amount of moves and if they run out you have to start all over again. This combined with not really knowing what you are puzzeling makes this a lot harder than it has to be.

Average pinball game. One table. Physics are okay, but nothing special about it.

The game itself is good, if you can overlook all the problems getting it started. And all of the graphical glitches (like exorcist spinning head Erica).

I really liked the story and how it unfolds. Not gonna talk about that though to not spoil it for anyone.

I don't know what to think about this game. Parts were enjoyable other parts not so much, like the combat for example. It is very stiff and a lot of the enemies are very OP in the beginning. Also don't like the save system. There are a lot of points to save at, but you have to reach them first and remember to save. Did try to farm stuff for crafting many times and got killed before I could save -_-

Average VN about a young girl starting out in life.

"The Slater" offers a nice storyline with stealth-action gameplay. However, the game's lack of a save system can be frustrating, forcing players to redo levels over and over again since they only save between chapters. And sadly the levels are not short. One mistake and you can redo the last 25 to 30 minutes easily.

The standalone DLC F.E.A.R. Extraction Point is a nice addition to the original F.E.A.R. game. Giving you some more answers to what happened in the actual game, but sadly there are still questions left unanswered. It takes some tweaking to make it run on modern systems. Just check the forums for help.

Otherwise it is a nice FPS considering it's age.

I don't get the hype over this game. Might be a great remake of the original Half Life games, can't say that since I never played them. But sadly I did not really enjoy it. Hated the platforming parts, half the time I did not know where to go. Did not understand most of the rather silly achievements. Alas it is done and dusted and I know to never pick up Half Life games.

Cute puzzle game

Cute puzzle game

Cute puzzle game

Enjoyed the HOS. It's a nice short scene, wouldn't really call it a game.

Enjoyed the HOS. It's a nice short scene, wouldn't really call it a game.

Enjoyed the HOS. It's a nice short scene, wouldn't really call it a game. Had some problems with this one to find all the frogs -_-

Was a nice little games, sadly the getting all different kinds of tea achievement is quiet annoying since it takes forever and you have to replay the short game over and over again

I quiet enjoyed this little gem. You are basically playing three different stories in the life of the three friends.

Cute little kinetic novel about how the two chars met, nothing overly sexual.

Cute game about a little girl that takes pictures of the wildlife on the island and tries to help save the wildlife preserve by cleaning it up and doing some quests for the people in town.

Nice little puzzle game

Nice little puzzle game

Nice little puzzle game

Cute puzzle game where you have to find fat, cute little cats by solving puzzles

This game is called 16bit trader… but you shouldn't trade cause there is no money in it. Buy treasure maps, get yourself some workers and go into mines. That's how you get a lot of money.

Did the arcade mode. It is an okaish pretty old fishing game.

A cute HOG, can't for the life of me find the missing cats. Not sure if I am just blind or if it is a bug.

A cute puzzle game, where you have to try to put the fat, little cat into the cookie jar.

This game doesn't fall into the RPG category. It lacks significant character development and genuine role-playing elements. You can unlock some "professions" in the skill tree, which occasionally lead to additional dialogue choices, but overall, this mechanic has minimal impact.

It doesn't fit the mold of a "detective" game either. The conclusions have little consequence, and you reach them by basically clicking on everything in sight.

The writing leaves much to be desired. The "choices" you make hardly influence the story's progression; the narrative keeps moving forward regardless of your actions. It's an okay game, but nothing to write home about.

A little maze game. Only annoying thing is that it wishes you a happy St. Patricks Day on conclusion of every level.

I liked the games premise, but in later levels the difficulty ramps up quiet a bit and you have to hit every shot 100% for some of the levels to finish

The game, a classic from Telltale Games, offers a delightful nostalgic trip to the world of dinosaurs. However, it leans heavily on Quick-Time Events (QTEs), demanding precision.

The game excels in capturing the essence of the Jurassic Park universe, immersing players in a suspenseful story on Isla Nublar. It faithfully recreates the park's atmosphere and features impressive visuals and okaish voice acting, you can tell it's an older game.

Yet, the abundance of QTEs can frustrate players. Missing a prompt often leads to setbacks in the storyline or an untimely death and most achievements are for not dieing or 100% hitting all QTEs. Despite this, the game remains a worthy addition for fans, offering a memorable journey into the world of dinosaurs.

A Short Hike is a heartwarming indie game that seamlessly combines adventure and puzzles. Playing as Claire, a bird, your goal is to reach Hawk Peak Provincial Park's summit. This indie gem boasts lovely pixel art, a tranquil soundtrack, and engaging puzzles that cater to all skill levels.

The game's open-ended design lets you explore at your own pace, with delightful diversions like fishing and treasure hunting. Despite its brevity, A Short Hike leaves a lasting impression as an artful, heartwarming gaming experience that's perfect for a cozy gaming session.

Mortal Kombat X successfully blends intense combat with a captivating storyline. This installment continues the saga 25 years after the previous game, delivering a narrative that unfolds through cinematic cutscenes and interactive elements, interspersed with intense fights.

What sets Mortal Kombat X apart is its character-driven storytelling, with each fighter possessing a unique and engaging backstory. This depth adds emotional investment to the game rarely seen in the fighting genre.

While the combat remains satisfyingly brutal and complex, it's the game's ability to deliver a substantial narrative experience that truly shines. Mortal Kombat X proves that fighting games can offer both thrilling battles and a compelling journey through a rich and immersive world.

It's a visually striking indie game that's a true gem. Set in a storybook world, it follows the journey of Abby, a marionette, as she seeks freedom from her strings. The game's unique gameplay mechanic allows you to manipulate the environment by controlling Abby's strings, adding a refreshing twist to the platformer genre. With its charming narrative and captivating art style.

It's a serene and contemplative puzzle game. With its minimalist design and ambient soundtrack, it encourages players to relax and engage their minds. The gameplay centers around sliding a raindrop through a maze of obstacles, requiring careful planning and logical thinking. The levels progressively challenge your problem-solving skills while immersing you in a tranquil atmosphere. I really enjoyed it.

Didn't really enjoy it as much as the other two entries. Crashes every time you try to tab out and you have to kill it via task manager. Also found the story line switching between now and the past rather confusing.

The game presents engaging puzzles, perfect for honing your word skills. However, the experience is marred by numerous bugs, notably one that prevents progression without tabbing out of the current level to unlock the next part. This disrupts the flow and enjoyment of the game. If the technical issues are addressed, "Crossword City Chronicles" has the potential to be a great choice for word puzzle lovers, but until then, it falls short of its promise due to these persistent glitches.

It's a visually striking cyberpunk RPG. The dystopian setting is immersive with impressive detail. However, the keyboard and mouse controls often feel less than intuitive. This can hamper the overall experience for PC players. It got better once I decided to use a controller.

Really enjoyed this one. Had the right amount of puzzles and VN parts for me. And I absolutely adore the little robot.

Took a while to get this to run properly. It's the same game as Emergency 4. Gameplay could be better. Controls were not really good and I often had to click several times to send the firefighters to their places or it was hard to let them extinguish the right thing, because they just randomly extinguished something or went huge ways instead of extinguishing.

Really good entry in the Telltale series. With some surprising twists. Batman had to work very hard on his conscience. Alfred or Batman? Would you give up the mask?

Played the DLC. It's about what happened to Ellie just before the base game and how she got bitten and what happened after Joel got shot. I loved it because it gives you an even better impression of what happened and how it all happened.

I still think the difficulty ramps up too much in this game, but I finally got through it and banned it from my backlog

A cute little maze game where you have to pick up part of a dragon to unlock the end for each maze. I wouldn't recommend playing it in one sitting since then it can get quiet tedious for your writst.

I really enjoyed this game and fiddeling around with the different decisions and to see how they affect the outcome. Not really a fan of the ending though.

Not really my type of game any longer. Guess I got to old to enjoy it properly.

Barely a game tbh. you got one set of hands with the same problems. Some of the remedies do not work properly or I am too dumb to figure them out. No tutorial given. You can only switch the portraits behind the hand. Could have been an okay game. Like this it is barely enjoyable.

Took me ages to figure out how to make it run since it would immediately crash upon opening.
Other than that and a few crashes while playing (mostly while tabbing out) the game actually ran smoothly and wasn't too bad for such an old game. Kinda looking forward to playing the rest. Though I found the nightmare scenes a bit confusing for the most part.