Recent reviews by DictionaryWrites

This game is beautifully crafted, not only with its cast of interesting, varied characters, fascinating sideplots and well-fitted soundtrack, but with the emotional storyline and interesting tombs.

Unfortunately, to get through these exciting bits, you have to slog through a lot of combat, cycling through weapons as you go. I'm not a fan of shooters, so in that respect this game has frustrated me - there's no auto aim like there is in earlier TR games, so you have to keep going through the combat scenes repeatedly until you get lucky.

If you're not as terrible and frustrated by shooters as I am, you'll probably be fine.

With that singular complaint aside, I honestly adore this game. It's so much more than I expected, and I totally recommend it.

There's just a special magic to locking an animated person in a two-by-two foot room and watching them pee themselves to death. 10/10 stars, would buy again.

Lili is simple, fun, and I think it has a lot of replay value. The plot is staightforward and perhaps overly cutesy in places, but the gameplay is enjoyable and it's a good game to play when you don't want anything complicated or especially impactful.

Goetia is a beautifully crafted mystery: the graphics, the music and the story are all a delightful exploration of Victorian suspense, tragedy and quiet horror.

EXTREMELY simple, but surprisingly fun.

It took me a little while to get used to the controls, but the game is really, honestly enjoyable; it's cute, with an interesting game play, and it's surprisingly enjoyable to explore onwards and upwards.

This is a very odd little game, less than ten minutes long, but I'd definitely say it's worth the download. It's a testament to beauty in simplicity, I think - not too difficult at all, but the game offers a really interesting change of perspective.

I was a definite lover of the first Lego HP game on the DS, so I was really excited to buy this one for the PC. And I'm so glad I did! It's hilarious and great fun to play in a casual fashion - although I will say you do definitely need to know the Harry Potter story anyway, as the cinematics contain only grunts and nudges in the traditional Lego game style.
But all in all, this game is fantastic fun and is absolutely hilarious - no less than I expected!

I ordered this game at the very strong recommendation of a lot of my friends - Portal has always received fantastic reviews, and I'm delighted to say I'm not disappointed in the least! Although I'm not generally one for puzzle style games, I absolutely adore the dry, dark humour and the gameplay, as well as the little universe created.