Recent reviews by GB.FlyveHest

Started playing this game as I normally play FPSes, cautiously, but that is definitely NOT the way to play it.

Once you embrace the fast paced chaos with headbonkings and tons of fly-by kills, you will really understand just how fun this game can be.

Excellent run-based looter-shooter with a great graphical style and fun bosses.

LOVE the world and setting, but I am a big fan of SCP to begin with.

As third person shooters goes, this is a fun one and it looks gorgeous, especially the lighting.

Character system is expansive, i'd be surprised if anyone couldn't find a build they are happy with.

Controls (!) does suffer a bit on PC, one button binds to many different actions which in combat can become somewhat annoying, and for some reason the hold-to-run does not continue running if you stop and still hold run button, which is pretty irritating.

If you boil it down, Planet of Lana is mostly a walking simulator with some light puzzling and a couple of QT events throughout, its not a hard game, and its not overly long either.

But MAN, the story, the world building, the visuals, the sound design and the incredible score just elevates what could be a pretty pedestrian experience to something truly unique, almost cinematic in quality.

I cannot recommend this game enough, it is, quite simply, fantastic.

Fun, if a little simple, and there's a lot of moving around to solve puzzles, with some paths being not always easy to see, so you can click about for a while and suddenly discover a new path by accident.

Story is nice enough, plenty of sinister evildoer laughs along the way.

A pretty simple math based factory/belt game, part of the challenge is deciding the formula for generating the final product, which is pretty fun.

But, after playing for a handful of hours you've seen all the game has to offer, and it gets somewhat samey, since there's no limit on resources really.

Part incremental, part exploration, part automation, what a fun little gem of a game.

Played in co-op with a friend and we've had a blast taking a barren rock and turning it into a lush, green paradise filled with plants and animal life.

Game is almost flawless, unlock tree is paced a bit wonky for a few items, introduced at a time where they are more or less useless, but in the big picture it doesn't really matter at all.

Remember to pet the animals.

A really nice daily bite-size challenge, have been playing for a month and a bit now and there is a great variety in level types and challenges.

Some can be completed more or less on the first run, while others might take 10-15 minutes to crack.

Solid puzzle game, started of a bit easy, but there was plenty of challenges during the 60 something rooms you have to solve.

No mechanic overstayed its welcome and a few curveballs thrown in to boot where you had to do a bit of out-of-the-box thinking.

Presentation is top-tier, as Amanitas game always are, fantastic visuals, great music and a story told without a single word spoken (ok, maybe a single word, but you get the idea)

Highly recommended.

Very well produced pack of rooms, nice looking and fun mechanics.

Fun half-hour room puzzles, don't play too many in a row from the same series, as the mechanics can be a bit repetitive.

When you get into the user made rooms, it does get a bit more challenging (and once in a while, dumb), there are many great workshop rooms after you've finished the official ones.