Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika Daywalkerchen

Digseum is such a delightful and chill experience! You dig up ancient relics to build the greatest museum ever, and it’s incredibly satisfying for an incremental game. The scaling is really well done—no endless grind or frustration like most other games in the genre.

The art style is super cute, and the gameplay is so relaxing. It took me about 4 hours to hit 100%, and I enjoyed every second of it. If you’re looking for a short, stress-free game to unwind with, Digseum is absolutely worth it.

I looovee Ship of Fools! The graphics are super cute, and the character designs are awesome. It’s a chaotic, stress-filled co-op roguelite where you and your crew set sail, man cannons, and battle sea monsters while trying not to accidentally hit each other (which you totally will, haha). But eventually, you’ll get the hang of it!

The gameplay is just so much fun, especially with friends. If you’re fool enough to brave the seas and stop the Aquapocalypse, this game is a must-play. Co-op is where it shines the brightest!

Super Raft Boat Together is just sooo cute, and honestly kinda challenging too! The world’s been flooded, and all you’ve got is your raft and your friends as you fend off the strangest (and weirdly wealthy??) sea creatures. This multiplayer roguelike shooter is a blast, especially when you team up with friends—either online or local co-op.

The game throws you into ever-changing runs with lots of cool biomes and trinkets to build some crazy overpowered builds. It’s chaotic, unpredictable, and most likely leads to doom (but that’s part of the fun). Definitely play with friends if you can; it adds to the craziness and the fun.

Plus, it’s made by a small dev team of 4 who have been super responsive to feedback, which is always awesome. If your friends like Vampire Survivor, you’ll definitely want to pick this one up!

I freaking love Seraph's Last Stand! It’s such a challenging, dark, and punishing game that keeps you coming back for more. The retro 2D bullet hell style is awesome, and the sheer amount of different builds you can create makes it so fun to experiment and break the game in crazy ways.

It’s got that perfect "I die, I play again" loop that’s totally addictive, and it’s only 1€—like, hello??? 100% worth it. If you love retro bullet hell games that challenge you and keep you hooked, this is a must-play!

Here's your review for Road Defense: Outsiders:


Road Defense: Outsiders is a fun blend of roguelike and tower defense elements. You’re tasked with protecting vehicles on the road while upgrading your towers and skills to take down everything that stands in your way. The gameplay is straightforward but effective, and for the price, it’s a great deal.

Expect about 5 hours of gameplay before you finish it, and while it’s not overly complex, it delivers a solid and enjoyable experience. If you’re looking for a simple but satisfying tower defense game and you enjoy the vampire survivor genre, this one’s worth checking out.

Wind Peaks is a cute and relaxing hidden object game where you help scouts find missing treasures in a hand-drawn, cartoonish world. The exploration and casual gameplay are pretty fun, with peaceful forest sounds adding to the chill vibe. The game is short (~2 hours), but it's a wholesome experience with no violence or hyper-realistic graphics—just light, easygoing gameplay.

That said, sometimes things are really well hidden, almost to a frustrating degree, though you do have a tool to help you out. If you enjoy hidden object games, this is a solid recommendation. It just doesn't quite hit the spot as much as you'd hope, but it’s still a nice way to have some fun.

Don't ♥♥♥♥ On My #!$@& Roof has such a fun and quirky concept—defending your roof from mischievous pigeons while leveling up your bird and house. The 2D roguelite pixel art style is charming, and there’s plenty of potential here. I really enjoyed it at first!

Unfortunately, the game has been abandoned, and it shows. It could have been a great game, but sadly it falls short in its current state.

Chants of Sennaar is an absolute masterpiece! I absolutely loved the whole journey. The puzzles, and the graphics are so unique and colorful. You play as the Traveler on a quest to reunite the Peoples of the Tower by deciphering ancient languages. The gameplay system has you exploring, observing, and listening to uncover the meaning of various symbols across five different languages. Each being very unique!

The achievements are great and pretty easy to unlock, which is a nice bonus. It took me about 8 hours to finish. The puzzles are challenging but not frustrating, making a good balance between difficulty and enjoy-ability. If you love puzzles, languages, and ciphers, Chants of Sennaar is a must-play. Highly recommended!

Boneraiser Minions is such a fun and addictive game! You build up an army of demonic minions to fend off endless waves of meanies. The gothic-horror vibe combined with the awesome 8-bit style music really sets the tone. The soundtrack is easily one of my favorite parts!

There’s a ton of content here: loads of achievements, unique minion designs, stages, and a class system that makes every run exciting. For the price, you’re getting so much value.
The developer also listens to the community and keeps the game updated, which is always appreciated.

If you’re into roguelites with top-down bullet hell gameplay, and you like a challenge without it feeling punishing, Boneraiser Minions is a must-have. I just keep coming back to it, vibing for hours.
Highly recommended!

"Looks Good!" is supposed to be a casual game with a charming aesthetic, reminiscent of "A Little to the Left." It features various art styles and gameplay, including organizing, storing, arranging, and puzzles. Each book in the game has a theme, and players need to stack and arrange scattered objects.

The early chapters are cute and enjoyable, but the difficulty varies greatly between levels, which is kinda unsatisfying. You would expect them to get harder the further you progress. Unfortunately, the last chapter/book, "Math," is so poorly designed that it ruins the whole game. Maybe just skip the whole last book if you don't like Math.

While the concept and initial chapters show promise, the inconsistency and disappointing final chapter make "Looks Good!" a frustrating experience.