I found the game surprisingly fun. It's a story-driven action game that delivers way more than you'd expect from a licensed title. You play as Star-Lord, leading the iconic crew through a galaxy-spanning adventure full of banter, heartfelt moments, and stylish combat.

I loved the combat. You control Peter directly but can command your teammates mid-fight, creating satisfying combo attacks. The game keeps things fresh with ability upgrades, varied enemies, and the 80s-fueled “huddle” mechanic.

The writing is strong, with great character dynamics that feel authentic and funny without being overdone. They reminded me a lot of the movie/comic book characters.

It’s mostly linear, but well-paced and engaging from start to finish. If you enjoy single-player games with heart, humor, and action, this is absolutely worth playing.

The Last of Us Part II is a emotional sequel. Its storytelling is unflinching, showing both sides of a brutal conflict in a way that makes it hard to label anyone the true villain. Playing as both Ellie and Abby added depth and forced you to question your loyalties. The combat is intense, the world is stunning, and the performances are top-tier. By the end, I just wanted the cycle of violence to end—proof of how deeply the story pulls you in.

The game offers a unique and emotional narrative experience, with strong performances—especially from Ellen Page and Willem Dafoe—and an ambitious story that jumps through key moments in Jodie’s life. I really enjoyed the overall concept and atmosphere, and the connection with Aiden brought some great tension and variety. However, the controls were a major downside. Whether using a keyboard and mouse or a controller, they often felt clunky and unintuitive, pulling me out of the experience. It’s a game worth trying for the story, but the frustrating controls definitely held it back.

Station to Station is a really charming and relaxing game. The concept is pretty easy: building train routes to connect towns and resources. The voxel art style is super cozy, and watching your network come to life is pretty satisfying. It starts off simple, but some of the later challenges can feel almost impossible without super precise planning, which kind of takes away from the chill vibe. Still, if you like puzzle games with a bit of strategy, it's definitely worth checking out. Just be ready to scratch your head a few times.

Duskers is a tense and atmospheric sci-fi strategy game where you explore abandoned ships using command-line controls. Its minimalist design and procedurally generated missions create a uniquely immersive and suspenseful experience.

While the gameplay is engaging at first, missions can start to feel repetitive—often following the same pattern of powering up systems, scanning for threats, and collecting scrap. Combined with some RNG-heavy achievements ( I couldn't find a pattern to which log files were found), it can wear thin over time.

Mythic Ocean is a relaxing and charming visual novel-style adventure where you explore underwater realms and guide gods in shaping a new world. The focus is on thoughtful conversations and light exploration, with no combat or failure states.

Its art style and engaging character dialogue make it a cozy, feel-good experience. While the gameplay loop can feel repetitive, the narrative choices and serene atmosphere make it a unique and heartwarming indie gem.

The Bookwalker is a creative, story-driven adventure where you dive into different book worlds to recover mythical artifacts. Each chapter has a distinct setting, with some more engaging than others, leading to an uneven—but overall interesting—experience.

The mix of exploration, light puzzles, and simple turn-based combat supports the narrative well, though the gameplay can feel a bit shallow.

Color Pixel Heroes – Expansion Pack 2 offers a sizable collection of new pixel art images. However, the expansion's quality varies, with many images differing only by minor details, such as a raised eyebrow, leading to a sense of repetition. This lack of distinctiveness can make the content feel bloated and less engaging over time. While the core coloring mechanics are still smooth and relaxing, the expansion doesn't significantly enhance the base game's experience. You might find it underwhelming.

Escape offers an engaging narrative filled with mystery and intrigue, drawing players into its unfolding story. The game's atmosphere and plot twists keep the experience compelling. However, progression can occasionally be unclear, leading to moments of confusion about the next steps. Also there was one monument that when trying to read it had each letter appear one by one. It took nearly 20 minutes for the whole text to appear. And I tried it twice. Though that was the only time this happened in the game it was annoying. Could not quit out of that and had to hard quit the game.

Cute Visual Novel about an Indian immigrant family in Canada, about their struggles finding a job and how it is hard to adjust to life in a new country and how the second generation has it hard, trying to adjust the new identity with their more traditional family values. Overall a fun game that has little cooking sections breaking up the story.

An improvement over the last Jumanji game, this one’s actually fun to play and gives off strong 90s platformer vibes. It’s not very challenging, which makes it accessible, but some powers feel a bit useless and the game doesn’t always make it clear where to go. The full price feels a bit steep, but if you catch it on sale, it’s worth jumping into. I played solo, so I can’t speak for the co-op experience.

A solid horror mystery visual novel with some light, timed decision-making. The first chapter sets a chilling tone, but the horror elements taper off in later chapters. The story and investigation mechanics are still engaging, though. I did run into some random crashes — possibly specific to my PC — which became frustrating since you can only save at the manor, not during investigations. That, combined with no option to speed through text, makes it a bit tedious.

A creative twist on tower defense that mixes in board game mechanics, but the heavy reliance on RNG can really drag it down. If you get unlucky with your card draws, you’re basically out of options — and that makes the 40-wave runs feel more like a gamble than a test of skill. The achievements don’t help either, often pushing you to do things that conflict with actually surviving, like building massive lakes or absurdly long roads. Fun in short sessions, but frustrating if you're aiming to win consistently.

A broken mess that barely qualifies as a game. Not sure what game all these positive reviewers have played. Around a quarter of it isn’t even translated, and what is translated feels like it was run through a bad version of Google Translate — making quest instructions confusing or completely unreadable. Random Cyrillic phrases pop up all over, and the lack of map markers makes it easy to forget where any quest came from. And then there’s the combat: hitboxes are so unreliable that attacks often don’t register at all. It’s frustrating, unfinished, and hard to recommend in any state. You can also check out the bad translations in the many screenshots I posted.

Stranded Sails - Explorers of the Cursed Islands is a charming blend of farming, exploration, and survival gameplay. In the early stages, farming can feel a bit tedious since you're limited to working on only one plot at a time. However, as you progress and unlock upgrades, it becomes much more manageable—allowing you to water nine plots simultaneously, which streamlines the farming experience. Exploration is enjoyable, adding a sense of adventure to the game. The combat system is quite simplistic and doesn't present much of a challenge, but it doesn't significantly detract from the overall enjoyment. Despite some minor pacing issues early on, I found myself really appreciating the relaxing atmosphere, cute visuals, and satisfying gameplay. Overall, a fun and engaging game for fans of farming and exploration genres.

It's a cute and fun action-adventure game. It’s a short but enjoyable experience. The game lets you play as multiple alien forms, each with unique abilities, making combat and puzzle-solving feel fun. It’s not the most challenging game, but I enjoyed it.

It's super chill and fun at first—you get to build these cute little scenes and just vibe. But after a bit, it starts feeling kinda boring, and there’s not much to keep you hooked. Great for a quick creative escape, but don’t expect it to hold your attention for too long.

Just as fun and quirky as the first game. It keeps the weird Twin Peaks-style mystery going strong. The puzzles are mostly easy, though some could definitely use a bit more guidance.

Game was a blast, letting you step into the shoes of the bad guys for once. The story is engaging, and the huge roster of characters with different abilities keeps things fun. That said, it can sometimes be tricky figuring out which ability to use.

Mindless fun

Cute little puzzle game

typical amaze game, if you played one you know what to expect.

Nice shooter, towards the middle it got a bit ridiculous. I will just say buring zombies that drop from the sky

I won't say it is a bad game, it is not. At least if you like platformers. I don't, so my fun was a bit non-existent. Also the last boss was a joke.

Really liked the game. Though be warned it is a game about dealing with the loss of a loved one, so be prepared to deal with that.

Beautiful game, loved the anime style. Controls could be a bit better.

Finally finished this game, that I started years ago with my nephew. It's a good lego game, if you like Marvel and Lego give it a go.

A really nice HOG, was fun playing it

Interesting idea for a game. Sometimes it could have been better explained what they expected you to do.

A cute yuri VN, enjoyed it a lot.

Some of the puzzles were very easy, others extremely hard. Not sure I would recommend it.

Love the game, need to get back for more play throughs

Landed on my won't play list. No matter what I did they would not start or crash immediately. So guess no dice. After trying to fix it for 30 minutes I gave up.

Sadly same for this one. Landed on my won't play list. No matter what I did they would not start or crash immediately. So guess no dice. After trying to fix it for 30 minutes I gave up.

Loved this game a lot, though be aware going in that it is very sad.

Completed the game together with mousewithbeer, what a fun game. Though some of the achievements were a pain in the ass to get.

Nice puzzle game some of the achivements are badly broken

Honestly I don't get the hate for this game. Is it as great as the first game or True Colors, not really.
But it has it's own charm. Has Max changed, sure she has. She's a professor and artist in residence. Would be bad if she hadn't. Also love Moses and Amanda. Not so sure about the rest.

It's an okay game, but I won't ever be a big fan of it since there is too much RNG involved. You can do perfectly fine in the game and then you draw a few shitty cards and your whole game goes to shit.

Not the biggest fan of this game. For one even on easy it was super hard, mostly because of the ever changing camera persective and the fact that the evade mechanic does not really work properly and secondly the camera perspective is so bad, especially in the parts where you need to do precision platforming you sometimes do not even see where you need to go, so you miss the platforms and shit. Not a fun experience.

Liked this better than the first one, but sadly the story ends very abruptly. Also some sections are very long winded. Could have been a lot shorter

I honestly did not get this game at all. There were several times when I had to look up video guides cause it wasn't clear to me where to go.

I enjoyed the game, but some levels were super hard because it required the machines to be put down with milimeter precision or it would not work.

Really enjoy this game, so much so that mousewithbeer whom I am playing with has gifted me the season pass and we are working through the DLC's now.

Liked the game, just took me a while to understand how to play it. also controlling the raft was a bit iffy.

It's a good game, but not their best work. Overall enjoyed it. Endings weren't really that different though. And it gets tedious to see nearly the same cutscenes over and over again.

Actually quiet enjoyed this one, though wasn't a big fan of some of the QTE's. Will be probably doing a coop playthrough for some more achievements.

Really enjoyed this one once I understood how the time repeat mechanics really worked. Was a fun little gem.

Loved this one. Just so fun to run around and eating 🧠

Nice little pixcross game.