Recent reviews by Die Fugger

Got this in the Point and Click Horror bundle not realizing it used AI art until I played, it was fairly obvious AI imagery too despite supposedly being post-processed by a human. For such a short game with a small amount of assets, using AI comes across as extremely lazy.

Solid puzzle game with a fun retro style, and an unexpectedly good story fit into the short game length. I'm not much for these kind of puzzles and honestly just used a steam guide to blast through them but the concept is definitely solid for those who would enjoy it. CoCo is the best.

I don't like leaving bad reviews but I think this is genuinely one of the worst games I've played, easily the worst horror game. So disappointing given the frankly fantastic atmosphere at the start and generally pretty good visuals throughout, but it just descends into a collection of every worst horror game puzzle type dialed up to be as slow and painful as possible. So much trial and error without even any scares most of the time. About 95% of the jumpscares felt like they were audio only, I would hear a horror sting but not see anything almost every time. A couple things like the swords and slaughterhouse puzzles were genuinely pretty cool but almost everything else... it feels like the game hates you for playing it. Hilarious end screen though, and weeping angel bumper cars is a pretty big highlight.

Great point and click with a fantastic style and really cute characters, the first person item views especially with reflective items are just so fun to look at. Some pretty unique puzzles and the photographing element is perfect as someone that hates backtracking in games. Very highly recommend!

Extremely fun, perfect if you enjoy going for strong synergy builds in roguelikes. The movement is unique and very fun to utilize when you're bouncing off of walls dodging attacks. The skeleton types being fairly identifiable by their designs is smart and handy, and makes for some adorable little guys. Overall super cool game that honestly deserves to cost some money

feels like steering your own house of the dead style rail shooter but a little more doomy. and with freaks. 10/10

Very cool short exploration type game, reminds me of stuff like Purgo Box where the world itself kind of just goes nuts outside of and with the given themes in a great and unsettling way. Pretty heavy handed but excellent visuals and atmosphere

absolutely one of the best of these types of horror games, used a lot of tricks i haven't seen before which was really cool to see and kind of invasive but in a fun way. fun and unique with some genuinely tense segments and uses the premise extremely well. put in raw beef as a joke for my favourite food and seeing the steak model at the dinner table was hilarious

immensely cool and absolutely worth going in blind to, so much cool stuff to find and i'm only what feels like halfway through so far. if you like basilisk or other lost game type media you will love this

Updating my review from a goofy one since the game deserves it. This is easily one of my favourite games of all time. From the extremely unique gameplay mechanic and how it changes the progression of things, to the deeper themes, mysteries, mysterious and even unreliable information, and the way that the world functions in the game and in the background are just amazing. I would extremely highly recommend playing T-Gotchi and Schastye as well, both are directly connected to the story of Who's Lila and are also just great in their own right. But if you're a fan of psychological themes, abstract horror, secret hunting, and strong conceptual worldbuilding (especially tying into the other games) then this is a game you cannot pass on.