Recent reviews by ßrennen

Game crashes immediately on launch on Steam Deck, despite platinum rating and regardless of compatibility tool. Apparently this has been a known issue for 3+ years.

Fun, quick game. Good, meaningful progression along the way. Felt a bit too short IMO, they could have easily added more enemy variety and an ascension system. I got it on sale for about $2, and it took about 3 hours to beat. So if you value 1.5 hours at $1 then I'd say go for it.

It's like Katamari but with holes.

Basic controls are unplayable on Steam Deck. As soon as I got 3D movement there was a bug that causes massive input delay, essentially making the more difficult fights impossible. If you want it to work you need to use keyboard binding. Besides that issue, the game is a fun adventure. Pays homage to multiple milestones in game development over the years, and includes a lot of fun references to well known RPG titles.

This game is rated verified on Steam Deck. It's not. IDK how it snuck it's way through, but it had 0 controller support during my playthrough. I had to rebind all of the keyboard events, I still had to manually invoke the Steam Deck keyboard to exit or continue through certain menus. This game is not at all configured for controllers.

That being said, if you have a young child that wants to play this game instead of a 30 y/o male trying to get a quick 100% achievement run. Just hook them up with a keyboard and mouse and you'll be fine.

After an 8-hour co-op session in RuneScape: Dragonwilds, I can confidently say it's a chaotic blend of nostalgia and survival that keeps you on your toes. The world is vast—after all that time, we barely scratched the surface, exploring maybe 1/8 of the map.

The dungeons are a highlight, offering a fun twist with friendly fire enabled. There's nothing quite like executing a perfect boss deflection, only to be accidentally shot in the back by your comrade, losing a third of your health. It's all part of the charm.

Early on, goblin ambushes can feel overwhelming, with enemies appearing seemingly out of nowhere. But once we upgraded to tier two weapons and armor, these encounters became manageable, adding to the strategic depth of the game.

However, be prepared for some early access quirks. The dragon in the tutorial area seems to have a sixth sense, attacking through walls and floors. It's all part of the survival experience, right?

In summary, Dragonwilds is a wild ride—perfect for those who enjoy a mix of nostalgia, challenge, and the occasional accidental team kill. Grab your friends, sharpen your spectral axes, and dive into the chaos.

Super Hexagon is the game that will make you question your reflexes, patience, and sanity, all in under a minute. The beats are awesome, and the chaos keeps you hooked, always pulling you back for another round.

Picked this up on sale for $2.79 (65% off), and honestly, it’s a steal. The core gameplay loop is all about refining efficiency—tweaking resource management and optimizing progression until you’re running the perfect cycle. Super satisfying if you love min-maxing. It starts simple but ramps up as you unlock better strategies, making every improvement feel earned.

For the price, it’s a no-brainer. If you like the thrill of making systems run like a well-oiled machine, this one’s worth your time.

The progression is awful, about 10 minutes in and you stop getting any meaningful upgrades. if you're trying to 100% the achievements you're in for a long, slow, monotonous grind. And you can very easily ruin all your progress by one of the many hotkeys the developer purposefully left in (for example, hitting the backspace key). Everyone recommending this game is doing it because "LOL SO FUNNY HAMBURGERS", but if you're looking for a fun incremental game then you should look elsewhere.

Can't even progress past the tutorial. The game keeps launching as a square 800x600 resolution, so half of the game's elements are outside of the window and impossible to interact with. Game window can't be resized, and there are no resolution options in the settings.