Recent reviews by Toonspy

Bought this when it was 10% off the year it came out, and I would pay full price twice over to play this game for the first time again.

Easily one of the best purchases I've made on a video game. The inclusion of so many FREE DLC packs for the base price is a testament to their devotion to this product. It's got everything
It's got atmosphere
It's got challenging and rewarding enemies
It's got customizable play style
It's got a sad ghost that'll sing forever and you can just sit and listen to her
It's got a mushroom man
I cannot recommend this game enough. There were so many times where the characters and settings just left me floored, and the best feeling you can get is when you've learnt he rhythm of a boss and just lose yourself in the combat.

Awesome game.
The animation is gorgeous and fluid, showcasing the heart and soul that went into this game.
The bosses are gloriously designed, and truly feel like ancient, walking mountains to overcome.
The difficulty is no laughing matter, and overcoming the challenges can be frustrating. The game does not cut you slack, and the final boss is a white-knuckled struggle for dominance. The player character, Thora, can only move in 8 directions, which can feel like a handicap.
Despite its frustrations, I love this game. It gives Norse mythology the justice it deserves, and seeing the end screen was one of the most rewarding moments I've had with a video game.

This game is adorable. Easily beaten in under an hourwith literally one hand tied behind your back, the game is fun and fast paced. Also the best dating sim, turns out.
Remember, kids, Syringes are second only to magic.

In the gaming world, this is a fine wine. Purely focused on the experience, you just let yourself go with it. A walking simulator, sure, and it's worth every minute.
Enjoy yourself.

It's a good game. The controls are fluid, and make you feel like you have weight and presence. The soundtrack is phenomenal, combining with the visuals for a wonderfully surreal atmosphere.
The Beasts are an awesome facet of this experience. From entrance to exit, they are intimidating and dangerous. Even after you get accustomed to fighting them you don't feel like you can afford to let your guard down. A single misclick and it's over.
Despite a few encounters where I bugged into a wall while fighting a Beast, the physics engine is tight and flowing. Moving around in this game is really fun.

A beautiful mod made by some truly decicated fans,but not without faults. The voice acting, while very well done, can seem a bit unecessary at times. There were a few moments (especially in the last fight) where Virgil started getting on my nerves, nagging me to do something I was already scrambling to do.
That being said, well done. The puzzles were all rewardingly challenging and creative, using features and ideas I had never seen before or thought of. The environments were spectacular, putting the overgrown dystopia aesthetic to its full potential.
I loved this experience; it may be off putting that the game itself doesn't feel like something Valve would put out, especially with the name "Portal," but its character and the passion its creators put into it serve it well.
Well worth your time.

This game. It tries so hard. It wants to be what Terraria was and is, but fails to grasp the character. The space travel mechanic offers a huge opportunity with different worlds, but falls flat when you realize the only thing you need to do on a planet is strip it of its resources and move on. The animation is nice, and the graphics are unique, but it just isn't as engaging as the other games that came before it. Playing with friends can be entertaining, but the game gives you access to powerful weapons very early on, making would be challenges kind of moot. the user interface can be convoluted and confusing, with little explanation that I saw.
All in all, not recommended. Play something else.

One of the most gripping games I have ever played. You see so much of this twisted, communist world through your little office window, and show that the actions of a single man can affect the entire country. The game gives you countless chances to choose what kind of inspector you want to be, with the impact of yur choices becoming present very clearly.
It has been a long time since a game has simultaneously stressed me to my limits and left me yearning to finish it.

Glory to Artstotzka.

Tiny Brains is an incredibly stupid co-operative game. It tries to hit the same spark that Portal did all those years ago, but is held back with strange & sometimes buggy graphics and programming, not to mention finicky collision boxes and sub-par voice acting.

That being said, you should totally play it.

If only for a couple hours, playing it with friends is a hilarious experience. Though the puzzles are clever at times, there is usually a way to cheese your way out of doing it the right way, the different characters and abilites are fun to mess around with, and completing the game is satisfying. It's a great way to kill time; even if you only play it once, that will be enough.

Not to mention one of the best ending songs I've heard in a game.