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A lovely game about a quaint little village in Austria, where magic lives and they made it into a tourism. They offer all sorts of things like shops, fine dining, but most of all magic dungeons. Each dungeons has its own feel and set of puzzles, new powers and enemies. The puzzles are nice, just the right amount of difficulty, and the fights and satisfying with a lot of upgrades you can earn. The best part is coming back to town each day after a fight and make friendships or just wander around town, it really feels alive. Overall a real worthy adventure you should try.

This was a good DLC in my opinion. At first I had my doubts if it was worth the price, but there is a lot of content and gameplay in here, so it's not just a money grab. The best thing are the new character combo of Hayes and Morpho, they really grow on you and they make this DLC a lot better. Meanwhile Rania and Camus are trying to save themselves, and the world. Recommended.

Really loved this game, especially the atmosphere underwater and the exploration part. Some people said it's just a narrative game, but the story is just a part, there is a whole wast ocean to explore, and you can do the exploring freely in your submarine called Moon. You will discover hidden treasures, caves, wildlife and much more. Now to be fair there are some things that could be improved, like the mechanics of using keyboard+mouse, for those without a controller, and getting in and out of the sub can be slow, as can be gathering materials if you want to craft things. But luckily most of these things are optional, you can just follow the main story and be fine, but you will be missing out. The story and the anticipation of what comes next is really what this game excels at, so definitely try it if you are a fan of underwater mysteries.

Wonderful adventure game with a lot of heart. The story is told without words, but it doesn't make it any less compelling. As you progress through the game you will find out more and more about who the inhabitants of this strange underworld are, are they friendly, what do they want, etc. And you progress by solving various puzzles spread throughout the game. The puzzles are pretty smart, but never impossibly hard. And they also vary every now and then, you might get a new character and new mechanics to play with, so it doesn't get boring. Definitely a buy for the adventure puzzle lovers.

Amazing gem of a game, I don't know how I haven't played it until now. The game starts with you rocketing down to an unknown planet to find out what's going on there, and what you find out is signs of advanced civilization, so on to exploring. And exploring is really the best part of this game, there is a whole open world to traverse, lots of puzzles, secrets, and most of all the local wildlife can be cute, hilarious, or even dangerous. And accompanying this is your trusty ship computer. There is humor everywhere you look at, so it's just a pleasure to play until the end of the story, or even until you manage to collect and document all of the planet, which is actually fun an not a chore. Have still to play the DLC, but hopefully the developers decided to make a sequel one day.

Really had so much fun playing this game, it's got it all. If you've played Trover Saves the Universe by the same developer, you know the story, or if you like Rick & Morty obviously. The humor is a bit tamed down compared to the previous game, which is maybe a good thing. But it's still a wonderful universe, you get a whole open world to explore, and a neat story of alien invasion, alien abduction, saving your world and so on. The biggest focus is on the weapons, who are in fact a whole alien species and can talk, usually in a rude manner. With them you go on an adventure through a lot of varied environments, shoot bad guys, solve puzzles, even the collectables are fun to hunt down. Really recommended game.

Really enjoyed the atmosphere this game has, it's really more of a horror movie with a lot of building of tension, not just constant jump scares or action. It reminds me of The Thing, except on a drilling well in the middle of the ocean, so for fans of that movie, this should be just down your alley. It also has a good story that is played throughout, mixed in with some puzzles. The only downside is that it's a bit linear, but most games of this genre usually are, and it's not a big con. And the biggest upside is the acting and characters, they really feel real. Much recommended.

One of the best cat simulators out there. Sure you can meow, purr and walk about, but there is so much more to this game. You also get a full fledged story about abandoned underground cities, populated by strange robots. Where did all the people go, what happened to the rest of the world? It's all for a cat to find out, and you will need to navigate some nice puzzles and environment platforming, but nothing that a stray cat couldn't handle. Meow go on.

I really enjoyed Gylt, it's such a wonderful gem of a game. I loved the mysterious story, it keeps you guessing till the end. You descend down a scary cable car, and everything changes. The small town you know is gone, replaced by something else, something dark. The best part of the game is definitely the exploration and the various upgrades you get. Even collectables are fun, there are not a ton of them and they are not that hard to collect, and you are rewarded in the end. The game never gets tedious, and I loved that there's plenty of small puzzles to do as well, but none too hard. It's a perfect combination that makes this game highly enjoyable, much recommended.

It's a neat little game, first anomaly spotting game for me, but apparently it's a genre with multiple games now. I thinkit's a fun way to spend two or three hours, it's frustrating when you do make a mistake, but it's never annoying. And the alternative ending also expands the actualy story.