Recent reviews by Ijustdie

Short, sweet, and free!

Not sure why everyone is so positive about this? You're spawned on a flat square with a single weapon, and click/hold left mouse button while running (in circles) from the enemies that chase you? Like, I get that there's a highscore element, but doing this over and over again just to improve that score is definitely not my cup of tea.

Funky little 3d platformer which plays like a loveletter to the n64. Short, cheap, and fun :)

An atmospheric game that is unfortunately somewhat hard to get into, yet gameplay-wise remains somewhat shallow. But to be fair, the core trading mechanics are solid and the writing is very, very good.

Even with mods and custom content, it just feels like an incomplete game without DLCs. Furthermore, I didn't like the changes they made to the mood meter. In general just less fun/creative/wacky than its predecessors.

The best game in the genre of shopkeeping. Has basic combat on the side which is quite bad, the graphics are outdated but not without charm, and like I said, the shopkeeping core of the game is the best of its kind.

Incredibly fun combat system with somewhat lackluster deckbuilding added on to it. While there is a lot of variety in cards, you'll mostly find yourself falling into the same couple of archetypes pretty quickly. Still, the gameplay is just so incredibly fun that it more than makes up for it!

Pretty good, actually. The graphics are standard RPG maker, which is not its strong suit. The gameplay is fun enough, the story and characters are okay, the difficulty level is spot on, and there is just enough variety to get yourself through the game. :)

This is truly a 10/10 game, and I don't say that often. It has the story depth and themes rivaling great novels, but brought forward indirectly and often in humorous way. Gameplay is partly exploration (the good kind, with a world dense with encounters) and combat (which is streamlined RPG combat), with some meaningful choices sprinkled on top. A truly great game.

The more polished successor of a great game, loses some of its charm but gains some playability. Can be enjoyed without having played the other Edna & Harvey.