Recent reviews by Jo

"One day, Mr Aition... this will haunt you."

I. Love. This. Game.

It is possibly the best horror game I know, the best psychologically-true horror game I know, and possibly the best way a simple experience has been made so visceral.

I can only recommend to play it blind. Do not look at any gameplay beyond the first episode, do not look for any explanations, walkthroughs are fine, but watch what is happening. This game tells a story, and that story, once you understand what is happening...

You can only experience this game once, not much unlike Outer Wilds.

I originally bought this game on a whim, seeing the abstract vibes and look of the game and thinking it was pretty fresh. My ADHD ass impulsively started playing it, and heck i didnt know i'd be playing it for 6 more hours that day.

Can recommend, though be prepared to actually lose a lot of hours to it, focused as heck.

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Video Games can be art, if anyone asks how, i'll point them to this game.

This game makes you feel things you wouldn't know you can, makes you think about inevitability, hope, exploration, and finally, peace.

Art is supposed to evoke that, human experiences transferring or translating to someone else. Video Games as art, as being an experience gifted from one person to another, is this.

You can never play this game twice, the first time you experience it, you will experience the game, then it will be forever with you.

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This game is polished like no game ive seen, buy the DLC as well, it is practically a mandatory extension of the campaign

Honestly the most non-threatening game i have ever played, and i mean that in all the senses of the word.

The game's purpose is to evoke child-like fun, losing is less a penalty, winning is an exhilaration, racing to the finish is tense, but if you dont make it, you'll still be captured by the incredible positive energy of this game.

While currently (at launch) it has some bugs and latency issues, i think this isnt to say this game is bad in many ways, this game has much potential, and even though its been hyped up by streamers these last few months, its not without reason.

Give it a try, surrender yourself to an avalanche of minigames filled with childhood memories.

Minit is a testament to the fact that games do not have to have the best or greatest graphics, they just have to be good.

Minit is a game which abuses the little "oh, and next time..." itch everyone has with adventure games when their parents tell them to shut off and go to bed... except it happens every minute.

The 8-bit-like soundtrack helps along a seemingly boring journey into magical expansion, giving that old 80s feeling back when you first heard those magical mario tunes, those sonic beats, those mega man synths.

The game itself is simple; as it should be. No complex quests, just a sense of direction, and some tools to help you along the way, a journey.

If you liked zelda, if you like playing simple, if you like playing for just a little moment, or rush to complete the game, then this game is for you, buy it.