Recent reviews by Fig

Pen and paper note-taking games might be kind of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ awesome...

Short, sweet, and full of charm.

Um... what does it have again..?
Bugs (nope, just the one), plants, teatime, and yuri?

It sure does.

I probably wouldn't have believed myself if I said that In Stars and Time would become one of, if not, my favorite game(s) of all time. I was engaged to the very end; the characters, the plot, the design of it all is incredible.

Sure, if I wanted to do anything close to a blind playthrough again, I would have to wait years to, maybe, forget enough to experience it all over. But I don't want to forget it. My time playing ISaT was unlike much else and I look forward to whatever comes next.




Also, Siffrin is really cool.

Nine Sols is truly something else.

Once I started to get a hang of the parries, the combat became very satisfying, especially with talisman punishes. The art, and especially the music, are amazing; (SPOILER) has become one of my new favorite tracks from any game. Despite struggling with some bosses for a few hours, I thoroughly enjoyed playing Nine Sols and I hope others can find their way to the same general consensus.

Impostor shell is my goat

So many secrets... I'll get to them in due time.

I'm at somewhat of a loss for words on how describe the Animal Well experience, I didn't really know what to expect going in. Despite a few metaphorical walls near where I have left off for the moment, I was able to uncover the vast majority of things without any guides or the like.

I thoroughly recommend Animal Well to anyone who's looking to crack open a very engaging puzzle-box.

I love finally solving the mental puzzles and unlocking all of the little secrets that begin to unfold :)

While not being a huge fan of horror, I thoroughly enjoyed everything Crow Country brought to the table. Even with such a seemingly small map, everything fit so unbelievably well together to make such a unique experience that made me not regret a second spent playing.

The battle is won... for now.

Though I had a few gripes in later parts of the game, I was still able to mostly enjoy what Shipwrecked 64 had to offer. While not typically my type of game, it was unique enough to keep me well interested. With a bit of minor polishing here and there, I'm sure this game could be even better.

Well, well, well. I've come to have so much praise for this game, as there are few others like it that can hook me on the game-play for such a long time. Looking forward for what's to come next, and remember... Rock and Stone!