Recent reviews by firetech

Cute, fun puzzle game with a cut story.

A bit on the shorter side, leaves you wishing for more. Some of the puzzles can be a tiny bit frustrating at times, an undo button might have been desirable at times.

That's just nitpicking, though. It still gets a 10/10 from me.

Fun arcade racer, focusing more on the fun of driving and less on realism and tweakability. May not fit everyone, but, nicely enough, there's a free demo to try before you buy! Furthermore, the soundtrack is definitely among the best game soundtracks I've ever heard. <3

Cute 3D platformer collectathon with nice gimmicks, fun story and adorable art. :)

In the original Hexcells and Hexcells Plus, there was a natural ending after solving the 30-ish campaign levels. Hexcells Infinite has an additional 200 _million_ automatically generated levels (100M easy + 100M hard) in addition to the campaign, plus a theoretically infinite number of user made puzzles. Definitely great value for the money, if you like this kind of logic puzzles.

Yet another masterpiece from Kan Gao and Freebird Games.

...but I still wonder where those onion-cutting ninjas came from...

Quite unbalanced, but can be fun with the right people.

The top players in each minigame gets extra items, so if you constantly lose them, you'll be behind on items.

Cute puzzle game for two, playable from anywhere, as long as you can speak to each other in real time. Nice story and quite perfect difficulty curve in my opinion.

Great fun, and it's almost three games in one:
1) Multiplayer madness with a bunch of crazy power-ups.
2) Time Trial, either the campaign, or the daily challenge with a new level every day.
3) Just chill out and play by yourself, perfecting your technique without any stress involved.

The random levels make it easy to say "just one more" after each level... Unless you hate arcade racers with a passion, this is worth trying out. :)

It's getting light outside?
Oh, sh.. it's already 7 am? I should probably go to bed...
Nah, I have more factory to build.

Got me hooked and I played it all in one sitting (just under 8 hours).

My somewhat mild arachnophobia was slightly triggered by some crabs, but since basically nothing moves (except you) during the game, it wasn't that bad.