Recent reviews by RyanForcedMe

Enchanting visuals and aurals (all there is to see and hear are in the trailer). Exceedingly simple game revolving around simple math and number balancing. $2 can get you more on the Steam store but it's a fair ask for what it is

Super cute. A generally linear adventure that becomes personal and unique due to the map being colored and filled by you.

Spectacular mystery game, one of the best. The art style is grotesque but serves to accentuate the characters as fools. Playing as an omniscient presence makes investigating the mystery much more deep as you can see into every nook, cranny, and mind.

I cannot sing enough praise for this game. The visuals, music, voice acting, and characters I can only describe as delicious. I think the world-building, personalities, and the detectiving itself are very engaging, although I would agree with others that the mystery weakens at the end. Regardless, perhaps one of my favorites at the moment, would love if SFB continued this series indefinitely.

Plays excessively slowly and the main male doctor's comedic relief dialogue feels really out of place for the tone of the story. For people who like emotional stories, I wouldn't say this is a particular hit for me either; it's sad in the sense that it deals with death, but that's the extent it tugged on my heartstrings.

Playing this game is like being a marine biologist exploring the ocean. At every point, there is more to it, more content, surprising content. The depth and breadth of it cannot be understated, especially with the developers continuing to release updates that add new, novel, and flavorful gameplay. Without the updates, I would recommend the game, but with the updates, it's a must-buy for any variety gamer.

I'm not one to cry when consuming media but I'm processing recent grief and the narrative hit me like a truck. The story isn't something particularly new (child of East Asian immigrant processes how they communicate and care) but it's effective, especially with the voice acting (which I can't praise enough).

As a game, I do think it falls a bit short in parts. It's slow and some of the point-and-clicking can be clunky (although some of it was really satisfying). As an animated short film I think I wouldn't be able to offer much criticism.

It's melancholic and gets you thinking. It's definitely a bit pricey for what it is but I'm gonna recommend it for how catharthic it felt for me.

I think the humor of the game is lost on me. Maybe I would've found it funny back in high school when it was popular. Also, it's a surprise horror game?

I'm surprised this game doesn't have better reviews considering shallower games that attempt to have depth have overwhelmingly positive reviews. It's super cute, the art is pretty, and the dialogue is funny. If the word 'hole' makes you giggle, you will enjoy. Just a good time and it's over before it gets boring. Oh, and the music BANGS. I can't rave enough about the music.

I love the art, but the stories are generic, simple, and shallow. I'd love if the same idea is revisited with much more depth. Also green hair girl is annoying. If you're just looking for cozy though, this game does it well.