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It's not very good. It has some cool parts like the ship building and some neat sidequests, but those parts are massively overshadowed by bland, barren game design that fundamentally misunderstands what made Bethesda's older open-world RPGs so appealing. From what I've heard, the idea was to give modders plenty of space to add their own things. That sounds fine on paper, but you need an interesting base game for modders to want to volunteer their time and skills to it. They do not exist to do your game development work for you.

This is what you get when you mix bullet heaven with bullet hell, and it's great. I highly recommend it. Not only is the gameplay really fun, but it's also got a really unique vibe that I like a lot.

Works really well on Steam Deck, too!

These games are super nostalgic to me and I think this collection does them justice. This collection is handled sort of like the Henry Stickmin collection in that you start with only the first game unlocked, gradually unlocking more and more of them until you unlock a brand-new game exclusive to this collection. One new feature I particularly like is how there are two new maps for each game - for shorter/easier and longer/harder play sessions respectively. Makes it a great fit for the Steam Deck if you just wanna play a bit during a break or something or really wanna sit down and play for a while. If you're nostalgic for the Robot Wants ____ games or just want a collection of short metroidvanias you can pick up and play without too much time investment, I'd say you should definitely pick this collection up!

This is just Neos but it isn't in the stranglehold of a cryptobro anymore and can actually receive updates again. If you enjoyed Neos before all that crap went down, Resonite is literally just an updated version of that with better UI and such and I highly recommend you try jumping back in. You can even migrate your account and the process is surprisingly straightforward!

It's a fun little Portal-inspired puzzle game that I really enjoyed playing through. Would recommend!

Vampire Survivors is what you get when a developer uses mobile game design tricks to enhance the gameplay experience rather than their bank account. It's so much greater than the sum of its parts, and it's way more fun than it realistically should be. If I need to unwind after a stressful day or otherwise feel like popping digital bubble wrap for half an hour, this is the perfect game to scratch that particular itch. It's a very satisfying game and I highly recommend it.

I first learned about this game when buying Fearofdark's discography on Bandcamp and noticed he did the soundtrack for this game. And it's SO good. I checked the Steam page and decided to get it, and I'm glad I did... even if I really, really suck at it. This game is HARD. If you think you're good at puzzle games, definitely give this one a try. Dr. Kobushi's Labyrinthine Laboratory does a lot with a little in terms of its core game mechanics, and it absolutely works in its favor.

I've been playing BEMANI's rhythm games ever since I was a kid. I had Dance Dance Revolution MAX 2, Extreme, SuperNOVA 2, and X on my PS2, and later on imported a Beatmania IIDX controller and a few of those games as well. Fast forward to a few months ago when I learned they made a VR game too, and I knew I had to try it eventually.

Today it was on sale and I finally got it in the VR Bundle with Zone of the Enders 2, annnnnd... I think it's alright ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯
It definitely doesn't hold a candle to their high-quality traditional rhythm games, but for their first attempt at a VR rhythm game, it definitely could've been worse. It definitely has that "Developers' First VR Game" feel to it though, and I think BEMANI could improve it quite a bit in a sequel. Considering this game doesn't even have a Wikipedia page though, I don't think it sold well enough for that to happen :(

One thing I do particularly like about this game though is its style. It's so flashy and colorful compared to a lot of its competitors, and actually playing on a stage with virtual band mates is honestly pretty sick.

TL;DR: I think it's an alright VR rhythm game with plenty of style but it's a bit jank.

This is a neat, trippy little toy to mess around with, but I would definitely wait for a sale.

This is a very sweet, heartfelt, wholesome, relaxing game, and just long enough to get its story across. The game's presentation is great, the art direction is perfect, and it's generally polished very well. The voice acting is great too!

I will say though, the focus is definitely more-so on the story than the puzzles themselves. The puzzles themselves are decent (if a little too straightforward for my taste, aside from the epilogue puzzle, that one was great), but if you're not invested in this story about reconnecting relationships in a quaint little town, you might be a bit disappointed. Again, I enjoyed this game from start to finish as it is, but I feel the story focus should be made a little more clear on the store page. Other than that though, I have no complaints. I definitely recommend this game if you're looking for something more wholesome to play. It's the perfect example of "Short but Sweet".