Recent reviews by StoreKnacks

This game feels unique with it's movement and legends. I had some fun for the time i've been playing it.

I wonder who green lights some of the decisions for this game, it's always taking one step forward and two steps back.

I realized i don't like the most of the character roster, the community, heat mechanics, and the lean towards aggressive gameplay.

The game continues its narrative from The Talos Principle 1, and it was well written. Though, I'm disappointed that the puzzles have isolated mechanics. You'll never experience difficulty once you figure out the gimmicks of each new mechanic since you rarely see puzzles that combine 3 or more of them. Overall, great game.

Buy this on a $1 sale, and you'd still be a clown.

I'm one of the unlucky people to have the game crash every few minutes. The game does not autosave, and I don't like the stress of speedrunning to make a savepoint.

This game is really creative with its concept, and the environment is interactive. It doesn't feel like the backyard was made for you, it's almost its own ecosystem. The base building is simple enough to make a small home, but the game rewards you whenever you decide to decorate it, and build it even bigger. The story is captivating while being goofy at times. I'd easily recommend Grounded if you like base builders or survival games.

try finger but hole.

I love this game

This game has easy-to-learn mechanics that even casuals can enjoy. The main chapters aren't too hard, but there's extra chapters featuring the same mechanics in a higher difficulty catered for those who want a challenge. I had a good time looking at some levels and thinking "how tf am i gonna do this?", but managed to overcome it with at least hundreds of deaths. Overall great platforming game.

This game reminded me that i have no life