Recent reviews by Moth Envy

Fun little idler game; took a few weeks to complete all achievements. Worth it if you catch it on sale, imo.

Nodebuster is a solid incremental/idler game. There's a couple little quirks, but otherwise there aren't a ton of surprises. The basic game loop is fairly satisfying for the game duration. The prestige system doesn't rely on full resets, so the total game-play time is a few hours. The price (~$3) is reasonable; if you're a fan of the genre, it's worth grabbing at any sale price.

ooo yeah, I'm gonna CLICK.

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I've gotten 3.2 hours from it so far playing through the story line, and I see myself putting at least a few more hours into it. As someone only slightly familiar with poker, I generally enjoyed the poker game play. I got to hang out with some tough as nails critters as a frog named Ribbert Frisco. It was a thoroughly enjoyable experience well worth the price of a matinee movie ticket.

That said, I'd love to see a few changes made in a redux or sequel version. Largely these are related to quality of life adjustments at least when playing on PC. For example, the dialogue bubble feels a bit off regarding location and advancing it. As well, a way to view the table from top down would be a nice addition. There was also a moment when Andie curses and it's uncensored; I'm not sure if it's intentional because it's Andie saying it or if it was a miss in editing. Otherwise, I just have a few differing preference of taste. A slightly moodier or darker soundtrack could be a nice add given the storyline, perhaps as an unlockable decoration. I'd also have liked to be able to see my character instead of being a silhouette; possibly it could have been a reveal during the ending.

As I said in the beginning, despite a few cracks, it's a charming and enjoyable game. I really would like to see a redux or sequel that has more resources allocated to building this up further. A bargain during most sales and reasonable at market price!

A terrific game with a lot of charm and a surprising amount of strategic depth. Excellent world building peppered in, too. There are some over-world platforming puzzles, but they are mostly challenging without being frustrating. Lots of content beyond the main story to explore. Well worth the MSRP and any sale price is a bargain!

Great little golfing game. The gameplay is what you might expect from an old flash game in complexity, but everything around that is excellent. The one exception is in the level design which has a decent level of complexity with many levels having alternative routings you can use. The background music/talk radio really helps fill in the backstory in a elegant and pleasant to listen to manner. The main narrative is told through two POVs; one makes up each level's subheading, the other forms the diary entries in the optional par-limit rules. The art design is exceptional. Overall the atmosphere is chill, but poignant. Well worth the MSRP and a total bargain at any sale price.

Fantastic card-based roguelike. Each of the 4 characters/decks plays fairly different with a lot of different viable directions for each; so, there's plenty of replayability. MSRP is a bit steep, but it'd be a bargain at pretty much any sale price.

It's a really enjoyable game; very chill and relaxing with some humor, too. With the recent update, you get a nice little chunk of content; and the daily tidy is a nice little, daily, calming exercise. If you can pick it up at or under $12; it's definitely worth grabbing. If you like cozy games, it'll probably be worth it at any sale prices.

Very immersive with an excellent and intricate story. Game play is within a great simulation of late 90s/early 00s internet.

Soundtrack is a notable highlight; there's some absolute bangers mixed in between era-appropriate MIDI-like songs. The copy on Steam is mostly complete, but it is missing one of the albums (you can find it on Bandcamp) and a few Chowder Man/Hot Dad tracks.

Fantastic game; I cannot recommend it highly enough. 10/10.

It's picross, Not a ton of frills, but frills aren't needed for picross.