Recent reviews by LordSutter

Brings the game into the modern age with not only updated graphics, but some improved mechanics and gameplay tweeks.

Absent tutorial or tooltips besides Movement.
Oddly just throws achievements at you while trying to figure out how it works.
Maybe a good mock up tool if you're planning renovations? Couldn't call it a game at all.

A heady collection of real games from a fake console, with a fascinating history uncovered in snippets.
So far every game feels like a well crafted examplar of a specific time and genre

With a poor tutorial and the UI constantly getting in the way of game itself, this is a tough experience to get into. Once things are working, it's.....okay. I like going into the rooms and learning the names for common items. The wacky-forced-fun 70's vibe of the game doesn't do it any favours.

Such a wonderfully crafted and well put together game.

A worthy sequel!

Runs well on a 1080

A bit of a disappointing experience, and my feelings are mixed. There are excellent aesthetic and gameplay design choices here, which I feel the game doesn't lean far enough into.
The storyline, is....well.....absolutely terrible. Presented as a confusing jumble, it's a pastiche of a number of 2nd tier anime plots. The sapphic element is the saving grace for many here, and elevates the whole game, but since I have no personal horse in that race it fails to gloss over the general faults I see.
Some of the puzzles are bizarre and nonsensical you retrieve some items via dream sequence, and some feel shoe horned in.
This feels like a lovingly crafted B-movie trying to fit too many elements in with too little skill to make them work well together. A good game if you're a confused sapphic anime fan, and a middling game if you're not.

Meme game with poor controls, instructions, graphics and gameplay. Horrendously dumb, but if you and 3 friends are in on the meme, you'll have fun.

I love this game