Recent reviews by Unintendo

An incredibly ambitious game that combines the gameplay of Clock Tower with the visuals of King's Quest 7, often to great success. The story is engaging (if a bit heavy-handed in its message) with a decent mix of platforming and adventure game puzzle solving. On release, the game had heavy issues with bugs, but most seem to be patched out now. That said, the gameplay can still be a bit wonky and the story has some weak points (especially when the protagonist makes decisions that the player never would), but it's an enjoyable 8 hour experience.

A very short but sweet horror adventure with the aesthetic of a PS1 title and many loving nods to Silent Hill and Resident Evil. I beat the whole thing in 4 hours, but it was an enjoyable journey with unique, interesting characters and a weird but memorable baddy.

A very tight puzzle with no fat to cut. You are given all of the clues to get you started from the first loop, but you'll have to put some real thought into how to use them all. As others have said, some proofreading would improve the game, but it won't keep you from solving the puzzles.

I've never actually played a FNAF game, but knowing the lore helped me get right into it. The visuals are great, the gameplay is fun, and it does a great job of setting up things (big enemies, new challenges, etc.) and paying them off in interesting ways.

THAT SAID, I almost wouldn't recommend it RIGHT NOW because the game is buggier than Vanny. I was able to bypass the gates to the big secret area (no spoilers) with some easy tricks that let me just pass through fences, which I was karmicly paid back for with a boss fight where nothing works the way it's supposed to. Surviving the animatronics means learning any way the glitches can make the game unplayable and avoiding them. It takes the fun out of failing when you die because something you need randomly lock itself behind a door and won't come out.

So, yeah. Once it's patched, this will be a great game. Until then, enter at your own risk of frustration.

Take the gameplay of Phoenix Wright - along with all of the wacky characters, quirky humor, and fun mysteries - but replace the pixel hunting with Picross puzzles. I would have liked for the story to have a bit more problem solving (since much of the game is just asking all of the questions and presenting everything in your pockets to anyone you meet), but it was absolutely enjoyable from start to finish.

So... sequel when?

A short romp, but fun with a strange mix of push puzzles and dating simulator. Lots of fun characters, and a final battle that was frustrating as hell but so satisfying when I beat it.