Recent reviews by Case in Point

Jump in based on some positive word-of-mouth, and not disappointed so far! Platforming is highly technical, tricky, and feels great. It's fun to get lost in the nonlinear world and explore/take on optional challenges at whim. There's a lot of game here, and my fingers need a break!

Reminds me of the best kind of punishing flash games I grew up on!

Wow, great concept, great execution! Very fun to predict which tile might be coming next with partially solved puzzles, and the extra challenge is diabolical. Looking forward to Tiling Town!

What a treat! I'm smiling ear to ear discovering secrets and surprises at every turn, while bopping to the great OST. Bump it like Ys used to!

Very cute, short, sweet experience. Simple puzzles with The Witness-like inductive reasoning to learn the rules, but a real slick coat of nightmare screensaver paint. The tactile feeling of the UI elements, especially the little rolling boxes is excellent!

What a treat and a delight! 50 NES-style games with modern design sensibilities and clever ideas. The value for money here is unmatched - every one I've tried has been a banger.

Shout out to Campanella (1) which seemed unfair and impossible until it became one of my favourites once I took notes on where to find all the coffee!

Volgarr's back, baby, and making my palms sweatier than ever! Volgarr 1 played great, and this feels even better. Looking forward to the pain and glory!

11 years later and Volgarr still slaps. Highly addicting, finger aching, profanity inducing, well worth going through before the sequel drops. The hard route is not nearly as hard as you might think after mastering the base route!

Another slam dunk from Simogo. I took 12+ pages of notes and loved every minute of it!

A feat of block pushing genius, Patrick's Parabox explores a huge variety of recursive concepts without letting any of them overstay their welcome. Short, sweet, and immensely satisfying.

A modern day Myst, with some inventory puzzles. Graphics are nice, if somewhat poorly optimized. Puzzles are classic Myst affair for the most part, leaving it to the player to deduct and induce solutions; very satisfying. Story is somewhat thin, but true to form for the genre. I could hardly bear to put it down over the couple days it took me to finish, great game.