Recent reviews by Glimmer

A cute desktop pet of the vtuber Silvervale.

An excellent bullet heaven, and holds up even if you're not a fan of Hololive.

It's fun, but can it really be a survival game without risking dysentery?

Wander the country side collecting cute slimes and then throw them in pens. Throw food at them and then collect their droppings to sell. Use money to get better collection gear or decorations for your farm. Check the clock and realize that you've been repeating those steps all day and your family is now irritated that you've been ignoring them.

Who doesn't want to be a a ninja sneaking through an enemy stronghold in order to kill a jerk who wronged you?

A Shoot 'em Up with bonnets. Or kitty ears if you prefer.

A fun game with beautiful graphics and some interesting puzzles. Controls may be a bit awkward at times due to the game originating on the mobile platforms, but it is one of the better ports I've experienced and it was never bad enough to ruin my enjoyment. There seems to be an interesting story/premise peeking through, but unfortunately the game only gives you a handful of notes so all you're left with is a paper thin excuse for why the character's going through the hassle of opening a complex puzzle box. I've heard the sequel expands on the story, but sadly The Room 2 is not on Steam at the moment.

If for no other reason, you should support this game because it's a puzzle game that doesn't have Towers of Hanoi or a sliding tile puzzle.

A beautiful puzzle platformer where you control two brothers in order to find a cure for your father's illness. Where this game seperates itself from other games with the cliched premise is that you control both brothers simultanously. If you're using a controler (Stongly recomended), the big brother is controled by the left analog stick and trigger while the younger brother is controlled by the right analog stick and trigger. It's an interesting control scheme, but can take some getting used to and I was never really comfortable if the little brother wandered on to the left side of the elder.

As beautiful and whimsical as the art style may be, this is probably not a good choice for the younger children as there are some moderately morbid events (E.G. the aftermath of a battlefield). The ending's also not conducive to maintaining a bright and cheery mood, but this is still a game well worth your time.

An interesting puzzle/platformer game by way of xenobotony. The graphics are decent, although the animations are a bit stiff which detracts a bit from that. Controls are pretty good but there are some fiddly parts so it's not perfect.

As a researcher/explorer you get trapped in some cave under Mars's surface while investigating some newly discovered plants. To get back to your ship you must spread the seeds you gather, and the different plants you gather all have differing effects.

A good puzzle/platformer where you create clones of yourself and can switch control between your copies. The story line may be a bit pretentious, but it's not hard to ignore if you're not in a philosophical mood