Recent reviews by Rosetta

This absolutely rocked and I can not wait until any new bit of this comes to light. The design as a whole is stellar and brings a tear to my eye, me being such a massive fan of flash games of yester-year.

One of the best fresh multiplayer experiences I've ever laid my hands on. Through the soul-crushingly bad runs and the runs I can't help but cheer out in happiness after extracting safely, I'm addicted and I'm so so happy this game is made by Embark, who is more than capable of making this fun last and feel fresh with updates and lore. The only thing I would really have a gripe about, is their insistence on waiting for a specific day each week to pump out updates instead of patching things ASAP, like with the door bug and the double pump exploit.

Genuinely speaking the only competitive shooter that's out right now that's worth their salt. The aesthetics with the visuals and most definitely the soundtrack are Immaculate, the gunplay is fun, and it's constantly getting updated for balance and everything feels as good as it's ever been, with the most fair systems for microtransactions for cosmetics that I've ever seen in a F2P. If I could compare other games to shameless junk food, this is a healthy, filling treat that never grows stale.

Despite Klonoa: Door to Phantomile having some minor issues that the PS1 (Better cutscenes and overall presentation) and even the Wii-make (New bonus stages and modes that don't return in Reverie) does better, this bundle is a perfectly serviceable and accessible way to play these two masterpieces, most especially Klonoa 2, which was rough to be able to find and play beforehand.

Both games still hold the magical childhood wonder that I fell in love with ages ago, such simple yet engaging stories, simple yet challenging platforming, and boundless amounts of charm in the artistic and vocal talent used to create one of the most memorable platforming series of the fifth and sixth generation consoles.

And as for the stories that these games tell. I cried the first time I played through the both of these games when I was a young teen. And I can't hide the fact that I couldn't help myself from crying again even after so long.

there's not really much i could say about this game if i don't want to ruin the many surprises this game has , but i have to say LISA has got to be one of the strangest, harshest, and yet most fascinating things i've ever got to witness ,
with it's blend of syndical dark setting and story, with some lighthearted and silly humor mixed in, topped with an absolutely amazing soundtrack , LISA is an really fun experience for anyone who enjoys weird rpgmaker games , and i loved it even though i'm never really into dark rpgs in the first place ,

I'm pretty sure you know all about Garry's Mod at this point. And I can confirm that it's still really fun. You should really get this game if you haven't already!