Recent reviews by Jaiph

Fun, well written and very very well voice acted adventure caper. Now and then some of the puzzle solutions seemed a bit obtuse, but it didn't detract overly. Would love to see more from these characters, especially Herman who is hilarious throughout.

Enjoyable adventure game styled after an episodic cartoon. It doesn't always get the balance right, episode 3 has way too much backtracking in it's many many puzzles whereas episode 4 feels a bit rushed.

Still, loved the setting, style and characters. More of this series please!

This is a really good point and click adventure. It's not long but a lot of work has been put into every minute of it from the story and characters to the voice work and animations. It's also got a good sense of humour.

The puzzles aren't difficult but also are very logical without a hint of moon logic. I enjoyed the level of detail put into character dialogue, returning to characters on the lower levels of the building adds new conversation options that helps build a great deal of immersion and character, not just puzzle exposition as in a lot of games.

I hope to see more out of Bunkworks!

Fun if a little short adventure game. Kinda feels like it's missing a second act as the mystery is revealed in rapid speed. Still a good time to be had except from one particular instance of "moon logic" midway through. Great voice acting!

Not my usual game type, but I got addicted to this one on the Steam Deck. Scratches that Star Trek exploration itch really well.

Really good walking simulator...er...narrative yadda yadda. It took an hour to grow on me but the mystery of Regis III slowly hooked me more and more. Beautiful world design and a strong feeling that your choices mattered, even if there isn't much replayability besides that.

Enjoyable point and click adventure. A more cartoony Lost Horizon with a bit of Syberia flavouring (well at least with all the machinery).

Many puzzles that are mostly pretty easy. Even if you do get stuck there is a bit built in robot assistant with hints which is way better than alt-tabbing to google tips. My main criticism with the puzzles (aside from re-using that wire puzzle too many times) is that they basically infect most of the dialogue to make the solutions easier... this hurts world building and feels clunky.

Nice locations and good voice acting even if some of the NPC voices seemed to have volume issues? (might just be my laptop setup).

Short but engaging detective game. Great characters and setting. The puzzles are very polished but also very simple, if you're looking for a challenge this probably isn't your game.

Chill and charming. Don't expect anything in the way of challenges or puzzles, it's all about vibes and low stakes relationship/life event decisions. Good on Steam Deck.

Great story, world building and characters. Gameplay revolves almost entirely around how you handle conversations which may be a turn off for people looking for traditional point n' click inventory/puzzle play.

You do need to pay attention to the conversations and evidence too, it is entirely possible to fail to solve a case or accuse the wrong person. Take your time, but it's not overly difficult either. I recommend using manual saves now and then and not just relying on it auto-saving at the map.