Recent reviews by blue-cat

Solid Console Port.
Frustrating at Times.
Needs UHD cutscenes and images for people talking.
Start off too weak but quickly get way too overpowered (even on hardcore mode).

Fairly typical storyline, classic metroidvania style. enemies are very easy with little varitation. Use hardcore mode - it'll start off tough but with levelling and equipment you'll soon be far too overpowered on the lower difficulty levels.

I played at 1440p and it looked lovely except for slightly pixellation of cutscenes and the pictures shown when people talk (this happens often).

really bad AI and far too easy. Very generic storyline offering nothing new. Didn't bother wasting my time playing past the first few missions.

The Detail is much like other point and click detective stories like Telltale Walking Dead and Wolf Among Us.

Very slow and for me the plot wasn't very gripping, more like just role playing an ageing detective working cases. I don't think the first episode convinced me to buy the second and third.

Antichamber starts off tricky and mind bending and random but as you play you slowly unravel the madness and start making traction. I couldn't believe how much fun and time I spent finding all the little secrets and rooms. Highly recommended.

Jamestown has retro pixel graphics and a variety of ships to do mullet madness battle against alien forces with. Very enjoyable and addictive but a good levelled challenge at the higher difficulties.

Support for higer resolutions only by scaling.

The steam trading cards are the only thing that makes this even worth installing.
Don't pay for it I got it for free.

The clay animation is interesting but ultimately looks awful. The controls are pretty poor and the gameplay is even worse. It can't decide what it is so does everything badly.

a short game at 2 hours but one that has enough technical depth to give hours of potential frustration trying to beat time trials and death counts and cogs. An interesting story telling technique but controls were sometimes a little sluggish. Controller supported though :D

I remember seeing the trailer for this and thinking it looked good but in reality the First Person platforming was not executed well and hearing the same brief sound clips again and again throughout the game was very boring.

The story (if you can call it that) is very simple. You are marooned on an island, discover glasses and then solve simple puzzles in order to leave. The dual dimensions shift adds some interest but it's easier to just play with the goggles on the whole time as you can miss some things with them off but nothing with them on.

I had to turn my resolution down in order to get smooth framerates using the goggles. If it seems difficult to see with the goggles, turn your res down! Makes the annoying platforming sections much easier.

TLDR: Very short game without much in it. Worth perhaps picking it up in a sale or bundle like I did but don't go out of your way.

like a bad version of katamari damacy with poor graphics. if you want to play a PS1 style game with very little to offer then go ahead.

Whislt I found the story in this game interesting the game mechanics and story telling were very drawn out and slow: painfully so. I understand that these games are released as eipsodes and if you play one an episode at a time it's useful to have recaps and "next time on" but for people who are playing it as a full release the credits for each chapter really should be skippable. The story never seems to "adapt" as much as it could, it's more about choices than anything else and then comparing to other people, the plot isn't affected too drastically by them.

Aside from the frustrations with that the graphics were low quality textures and animations making it difiicult to tell what people were thinking and the voice acting was fairly annoying too.