Recent reviews by Ploshi

It's fun to design levels and the hamster AI is interesting to observe. The UI can get a tad frustrating, but it's workable. This game would've benefitted from a way to share levels. The achievements do an okay job at incentivizing you to play around with the editor. It's fun to experiment with and I like the idea behind it. The tracks others have shared in the discussions look cool. Although I feel like the objects are too limiting, which hurts the games longevity for me.

The gameplay is mediocre at best. The game incentivizes you to check every nook and crany for completion, but it all is very monotone. The narrative isn't very interesting. The dialouge feels stale. The game felt like a slog to play through.

There isn't really much of a challenge to the game at all. There is no real purpose to the tinykin. There aren't any interesting puzzles, and even then the game does the thinking for you. The game lacks any and all substance.

It's a wacky short RPG. The bits are very well designed. I played it on hard-mode from the get-go and it wasn't too difficult, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. The characters are memorable. Poppy can and should be trusted with the worlds nuclear arsenal.

Very addicting twin-stick shooter game with a lot of unlockable characters. They are all very enjoyable to play as. It also includes three different modes, each of which offer slightly altered ways to enjoy the game. The idea behind the aesthetic is fun and aids the gameplay in a very unique way. The workshop support seems cool, although I haven't had a chance to try it yet.

3D-Platformer with grapple mechanic. The controls feels solid and well-rounded. There is a feature allowing you to slow down time too. The game doesn't really incentivize it's use elsewhere, as the in-game timer keeps going at a normal pace. This is a good thing. The only use it has aside from slowing down time is an extended grab range. There is only one level that seems to have required this. If the intended use of the mechanic is primarily for newcomers, then it's fine I suppose. It felt like it would've played a more important role though. I honestly forgot all about it immediately.

Most of the levels are designed with open space all around. This in turn makes it so the optimal route often ends up being very straightforward and boring. The enclosed levels offered more of a challenge, but there aren't nearly as many of those which is unfortunate. The controls are satisfying enough that I enjoyed the game regardless of the trite level design.

The game alludes to some sort of narrative throughout, whose purpose is unclear to me. It wasn't bothersome to the experience so whatever. The games aesthetics and music are fitting and consistent. The achievements are there to incentivize replayability. It does an okay job at that.

It's golf alright. Friends sold separately.

Game definitely looks pretty, but the gameplay feels dull and repetitive to me. There isn't really too much a focus on the 3D-Platforming bits. They exist to supplement the combat. In that sense they are good enough. Puzzles aren't very complicated but seemed decent. I did enjoy the unique mechanics introduced in each level. However the combat doesn't seem very fleshed out to me? There might be more to it, but there is no real incentive to get better at it at all. I got by playing pretty mindlessly.

Music complements what the game is going for and so does the narrative. Although I didn't really like them very much myself. I don't know enough about the games inspirations. Had I more knowledge I might appreciate it more.

Dull gameplay loop

I enjoy that the focus is just on the platforming and not combat. It's got fun movement and looks great. Can't really ask for more in a 3D-platformer.

It's a very fun concept. The length is fine for me. I can see myself coming back to it, since it's pretty relaxing.

The speedrun achievement for this game is pretty easy to get. It would've been nice if there was a speedrun achievement that required you to get more familiar with the game. As is the achievements don't really add to the game in any meaningful way.