Recent reviews by bea

I usually struggle a lot with puzzle games and enjoying them but the story is paced out really well and the mystery is compelling enough to make you push through any of the times you get stuck and come towards it from a new angle. Adored this game and wish I could play it again with fresh eyes.

it dont work

i ate it

Unfortunately I am a coward and Ending D will never be something I finish, but this game has a lot more depth than meets the eye at first. Definitely work exploring and discovering for yourself. Warning for spooky elements as those aren't apparent in the trailer or in any other reviews, and they're something I really don't enjoy.

Edit: Have completed the game and the spooky content mentioned above. If you're worried about jump scares or anything intense, there is nothing like that.

I think this game over-delivers on so many things: the movement, the cutscenes, the charm of the game, and so on. Looking forward to finishing the game up and leaving a more detailed review but this game deserves some love and eyes on it.

In the vein of Human Fall Flat and Gang Beasts that came before it, Mi Scusi is just a wild journey the whole way through. There's so many random things to mess with and explore, random bits of dialogue or physics shenanigans that catch you off guard, and unique locations with their own set of things to tinker with.

The only parts of the game that slightly drag are near the end, where the laser puzzles are very finicky since Scusi Man is not particularly known for his...precise movements. Still, this game is free, and something in it is guaranteed to make you laugh.

Charming, fun exploration, challenging but fair fights (nothing aggressively, brutally difficult if you're looking for that) and a world that's fun to get immersed into. Any of my gripes with the game are small, like mild graphical issues and some accessibility settings that do not work as advertised, but nothing large enough that I wouldn't recommend this game.

pretty sure the most recent update made it impossible to go to beantown

A fun game to get lost in for a few hours, very tactile environment and satisfying sounds/visuals. Good variety of puzzles and storytelling in the environment, all coming together in a lovely hidden gem.

Also you can bunnyhop and schmove around which I highly recommend.

I've never felt so deeply invested and emotional about a game about oatmeal. This game made me feel triumph and pain, made me hate space and ice, and I've also removed all the oatmeal from my house as a result due to the trauma.