Recent reviews by Lewk

A superb five minute game, with great music and a terrific ending. Too bad it's so short though.

Charming, intelligent, hilarious and refreshing. However, I'm afraid to say that it's a little too expensive for what it is. I even would also go as far as to say the demo withdrew from me the equivilent amount of enjoyment as the full game. But if you see The Stanley Parable on a Steam sale for dirt cheap, definitely grab it. The lead up videos and Demo combined with the full game really do create a great afternoon package of entertainment.

P.S. When you finally have finished it, search on youtube for the guy who sat through 4 hours worth of the baby game within this, it's terrifyingly brilliant.

Insanely good. The fluid/liquid physics not only look awesome but are a fantastic game-play feature.

Dear Esther is an entirely new medium in story-telling. It is not a game. It is not an interactive movie. The closest description I can give about Dear Esther is that it is a correlative short story where you see and move through the world of the story first hand, while a narrator dishes out the story at intervals.

It's world and visuals are nothing short of spectacular beauty, and the music and sound is all round first class. The one thing that perhaps holds Dear Esther down is that overall it's wrapped in depressing overtones. But strangely enough, that seems to be the driving factor behind its remarkability.

I recommend that any Book or Movie lover undertakes Dear Esther as soon as they can, and experience the breath-takingly original indulgence that is Dear Esther.

I recommend this game. Paced well and plays out much like a Half-Life 2 game, but with a very different and very good story. If you see it on sale, definitely buy! Worth playing!

This is quite a good game. Evidently underrated, but definitely needs to be played. Sure there's not much new, but it's quite worth the ride.

An extremely fun and delightful compliment to the classic movies. You Must Play! The actor that voices Marty sounds exactly like Michael J Fox, it's nuts.

Greatest game of all time, IMO.