Recent reviews by Duggery

Maybe it's because I'm really sick and hopped up on a lot of meds right now, but the ending of this game made me cry/ Like full on tears. It's just a precious lil' gem.

I've been playing this game since December, and trust me when I say you should play this game. This immediately became an instant classic, and now that I finally beat it I can say that it's one of my favorite games of all time (if not #1). This game will melt your brain. Multiple times. The one thing I'll warn you about; don't look up a guide, ever. I saw this one reviewer that said "put this game down for months at a time, come back with a fresh mindset", and that advice saved me. I don't know what else to say, if you love sokoban games and want one of the most difficult but enjoyable challenges out there, play this game.

This game is a great introduction to sokobans. It's not too difficult, but it does have some levels that'll make you sit on them for a bit. If you're interested in Draknek's games, but want an easier introduction to get used to the genre, I'd highly suggest going with this game. It also has a lot of stylistic and mechanical similarities to A Good Snowman is Hard to Build, just on a smaller scale.

Definitely a really short playthrough, but at only $1 it's definitely worth the price. Took me around an hour and a half to full clear, so expect to spend around 1-4 hours on it depending on how accustomed you are to sokobans.

None of the puzzles are brain-melt difficult, but if you want something cute, fun, and with a lil' splash of difficulty here and there, this is the game for you.

This is just the first ep in a longer game, but honestly it's so good that even this short bit shouldn't be free.

Et gud.

It's pretty good. Out of all the auto chess games, it has the most consistancy. That being said, though, because of the nature of auto chess games, it is heavily RNG dependent. Just pay attention to the meta, have good crowd control, and you should be fine, though!

It's pretty good.

Everybody who's somebody knows about Cave Story, it's a classic. The game is truly enjoyable, and the remastered version just adds to the experience! I'd write more, but I'm guessing most everyone already knows all about this game. So do I recommed it? Obvoiusly, buy it!

God, this game is one of my favorites of all time. It's small, cute, but also full of surprises. I'd say the biggest upsides for this game are it's amazing 8-bit soundtrack, great pixel art, secrets that are actually fun to find (because usually in games they become tedious and annoying), and enjoyable boss battles. As far as the downsides... I can't think of any!

Overall, the game is quite enjoyable. The puzzles are well executed, the graphics are fabulous, and the music is astounding. Though it's not without it's faults, and there are two extremely annoying ones:
A.) The ending of the game requires 15 secret capsules to have been obtained throughout the playthrough (not the secret ending, just to unlock the ending area of the game). This can be an annoyance if you didn't get those secrets earlier, and may require quite a bit of backtracking.
B.) The final boss is extremely lacking. It follows the pattern of do 3 attacks, you hit it, it slightly modifies the 3 attacks, you hit it again, etc. Especially with the amazing design and followthrough of all the other bosses, which made me feel like I was fighting megalithic monstrosities, the final boss feels rushed and annoying.
Overall, I think the first fault can be looked over, and the final boss is more than made up for by the amazing bosses that preceed it, so I'd definitely say give this game a look.