Recent reviews by BinarySplit

It's short, but good for a free game. Fun puzzles. Took me 40 minutes to beat.

More great puzzles from 0 Deer Soft! Every puzzle seemed to sit at just the right level of challenge - just as I thought I was running out of ideas I would try one last thing and get it.

I completed the DLC in 2 hours but did not collect all the collectables.

How do you improve upon perfection? Psychonauts 2 somehow did it.

If you haven't played it already, Psychonauts 1 still holds up - it's an insanely creative story-driven platformer adventure. Psychonauts 2 continues the formula with even more completely new minds that will make you think "how do they even come up with these ideas?" (in a good way). Play both.

The writing is phenomenal. I don't remember why I bought this game, but I know for sure what kept me going. The twists kept me on my toes, the satire kept me laughing, and the realism actually hurt. An Outcry was an experience I won't forget.

Everyone is flawed and it's actually good writing. The characters speak & act like they're in the moment, not like they've had a room of writers spend hours considering every sentence and plot point. It's quite refreshing.

I'd probably only recommend this to people who have experienced trauma and understand how it makes you act. I haven't had my empathy exercised to this extent by a game since Super Columbine Massacre RPG (2005). GN, P will linger in my memories for a long time and I'm grateful for the experience.

It's a cute story with kobolds and good voice acting.

As the store page and other reviews mention it's pretty short. If this worries you, I recommend starting with the dev's previous game, Dragon Audit, which has much more content for its price.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/594380/Dragon_Audit/

I never even managed to get into the game due to bugs or server issues, but now 6 months after uninstalling the game I found that its "Xigncode3" DRM is still actively running on my computer. wtf. This is malware.

Gold of Lotusland is an interactive movie with all the makings if a cult classic. Superficially it gives very low-budget vibes, but if you give it a chance the immaculate cinematography and deep worldbuilding will draw you in. You can just feel how much soul and passion has been poured in to it. Its story is a metaphysical masterpiece in the leagues of The Thirteenth Floor or Dark City, and it deserves to be seen.

Every few levels the game completely reinvents itself. There's just so much fun to be had, and I haven't even started working through the huge number of mods in the workshop. The gameplay loop of planning-racing-improvising is exhilarating, and the destruction physics are just so much fun. Plenty of games have already tried these ideas, but Teardown is the first where everything is perfectly interwoven into an unforgettable experience.

€20/US$20 is a steal. I give very few games an unconditional recommendation, but this is one of them. If you enjoy games of any kind, you'll probably love Teardown.

I enjoyed it a lot. Great puzzles, well presented.

I played it single-player - it's more challenging without other people because a lot of clues are hidden in the environment, but it's still possible to do alone. There's a built-in hint system in case you get stuck.