Recent reviews by psenough

It's an alright point n click adventure game if you like cyberpunk type of settings. It's main selling point is the murder detective storyline in a cyberpunk sort of setting and a small degree of choices that would give you a different ending or different powers that slightly affect how you solve things.

Some things are a bit unpolished and the story feels a bit too straightforward in a way, not much complexity in the puzzles or exploration in the world. The programming feels a bit buggy in some places, the artwork is mostly alright with a realistic tone, lacks some flair to it maybe but does it's job well enough. The audio ambience and voice acting is pretty acceptable aswell. Nothing very revolutionary but a pretty solid point n click adventure.

Got it on a bundle, wouldn't pay full price for it, but worth checking out if you're looking for some new decent cyberpunk themed point n click games.

nice little OG zelda clone, with some good attention to the dungeons. Can't get any more affordable then free. Wish there were a few secrets scattered around to backtrack reusing some of the newer tools.

Good revisit to a classic

A very well done first person factory builder. Engaging and balanced. The right ammount of lore to make you interested in exploring the alien planet. Beautiful and diverse map scenery. Good balance between the exploration, the crafting and the automation optimization proocess. Freedom to be lawful good or chaotic evil with your builds and gameplay. Decent variety in ways to move and optimize. Tickled my functional vs optimizer OCD and it's great to oversee the deserted areas you first encountered become full of things with a purpose. Lots of parallels with problem solving / process optimization / computer programming. Sometimes a clever idea for optimizing or automating something just makes a bigger mess of things that you need to rethink and refactor for greater justice. At the same time it takes a moral stab at the wastefulness of our common industrial way of life ruining the planet in the name of senseless progress and important milestones imposed by arbitrary leadership decisions. Great game, would conveyor spaghetti belt again!

Nice exploration/trading game with some rememberances of civilization/colonization and a smart rogue like setting.
Difficulty can be a bit brutal for newcomers, even on easy mode. You really need to know the game to avoid disaster.
Needed more interface polishing on a few elements like the map travelling and the battle mechanics.
A bit pricey for my budget, but nice catch on a sale/bundle.

Subnautica in space with soviet humour

Great concept, lore, worldbuilding, writing and voice acting.

10gb, no controller support, crashes before even the first map starts

Pleasant surprise the discovery of this game! Point & click done right on all accounts: immersive storyline with depth (not just the usual cyberpunk tropes), diverse settings and puzzle types, good pixel artwork, well developed characters, good balance between not having too many items / areas to click for each stage, good casting for the voice acting.

Some minor things that could have been polished more:
- didn't like the initial talk of partners asking questions to each other they already know the answer to just to explain the world better
- should have an option for inventory to remain open, kept having to click it open when trying things
- some puzzles could have had better hints at the solution (like the fishing line needing a magnet for example)
- normalization of the audio on some audio lines

Feeds my hexcells withdrawal syndrome.