Recent reviews by silly_string.

this game made me cry. it was amazing

this game was so bad not even laughing at it with my friends made it enjoyable. the whole game looks like a deep-fried meme from 2014 and plays like it's their first game. None of the mechanics work as intended, monsters will trap you and make the game impossible, it's a dumpster fire. I wish I could give it a -10/10.

this game is literally so amazing I would spend thousands of dollars on this game I need John Ward

A great addition to an already great game, this DLC improves on the format without changing things too much. My favorite fluffy cat makes a return for these wonderful twenty levels, which live up to the cupboards and drawers name. Every level is a cupboard or a drawer, or many drawers, and the ending was just as phenomenal as the original. Same critique though, not every level has a clear hint for every solution, so some of them were very time consuming to figure out.

This is a relaxing little organization game that is great if you love chilling out and cleaning up. I played this game on call with some friends and it was a great experience just organizing and chitchatting for a few hours. Some of this game's hints are kind of unclear though, or they hint at a solution that you have already solved. If I could change anything about this game, I would add a hint for every solution to every level, as most of them have multiple correct answers. Other than that, the game was fun, the art style is cute, and the cat owns my whole heart. The cat was my favorite. But the rest of the game was still five stars.

PlateUp! is what my friends describe as a roguelite cooking game. I honestly love the game and cannot sing it enough praise, before I bought it I remote played with a friend and it has always been an amazing experience. Even if you mess something up, you can just dust yourself off and try again. The game is wonderful all on its own, but even better when you add friends into the mix.

Very surreal experience, not too difficult with the puzzles. Very cool world-building, and I love the old film aesthetic. Trippy, fun, not too difficult, fairly short.