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Making a positive review because I want more people playing this game

This game explores philosophical questions and existentialism. What does it mean to be human? What does it mean to be alive?

While the monsters are cool and can be scary, the real horror comes from the setting, the atmosphere, and the story itself. Every new part of the story feels like a reward for conquering a section of the game, and I often craved finding out more. While I won't spoil anything, I will say that its ending is bittersweet, but I wouldn't have it any other way.

I'd recommend anyone to play this game if they can. It'll change you as a person, for the better.

This game bruised my thumb

Desktop Dungeons was fun, and Rewind is the same game but with a fresh coat of paint (and balance changes), so Desktop Dungeons: Rewind is fun :)

Game of the Year and it's only January

Why did this rhythm game make me tear up a bit at the end??

A chill, beautiful, and surprisingly addicting game. Probably my favourite feature is continuing your finished games in creative mode so that I can fill in holes and make it look pretty :)

If you've ever wanted to know what drugs are like without ever taking drugs, play Cookie Clicker

p.s. The music by C418 absolutely vibes HARD

Best movement shooter out there. Period.

Most puzzle games usually leave me more frustrated than having fun. Not with this game. While you have to think quite hard sometimes about how you solve a puzzle, there's never any moment where I felt stuck. If my solution didn't work, I just tried a different approach.

One of my absolute favourite features of the game is the limitless options on how you solve a puzzle. No gold limit, size limit, or speed limit. It's just you and your ability to build the end product from the inputs.

My only gripe with the game is the end game content. Once you've finished all the chapters, you unlock puzzles that you have to solve with limited space. It feels completely counter to the game's philosophy. Luckily, you don't have to do them to unlock anything else (from my knowledge), and there are plenty of harder puzzles to try, but it's still disappointing that that is what you're challenged with at the end.

Minor problems aside, I'd highly recommend this game if you enjoy constructing molecules with no limitations beyond the basic rules of the game.