Recent reviews by Godspark

This game has a somewhat slow and dystopian start, but unveils lots of charm, fast action and a massive ending that left me in tears.

DLC adds a new Curse-mechanic, which can give your items insane, randomly generated buffs, very fun. It also adds a new map with new enemies, which takes some adapting to, naturally. The new characters are also interesting. Great DLC if you already like Brotato.

Best game soundtrack of 2024.

Game itself is decent and has lots of humor, but I've spent more time listening to the soundtrack than actually playing the game.

This is one of my top 10 games of all time.

While the audiovisual impression, innovative puzzles and mind time-bending game mechanics are good enough reasons to play Braid, its true beauty lies in its subtle storytelling, by using a wide a variety of creative tools. Perhaps too vague for some players, but to me Braid is a perfect example of how games can be art.

A short and charming detective game about a seemingly mundane mystery, which uncovers deeper and more shady crimes.
The deducktions are somewhat difficult to solve, but there is both story mode and hints, as well as the possibility to brute force all the answers.

The OG medieval classic blending real-time strategy with physics-based 1st/3rd person combat.

Butterlord.

If you already like Kingdom and want more, this is a great addition. It's a bit more story driven and has sweet 80s-music.
There are also some gameplay changes, but mostly flavor and quality of life.

Addictive.

Just one more go.
Hmm, I'll go with a different revolver this time.
Yes, this will do.
Here we go!
1 enemy down, 2, 3, bam-bam-bam-9 enemies
23, 24, 29
35, 36- WOAH, that was a close dodge!
Quad-kill!
DEAD! Oh, I didn't see that bullet.
Just one more go.
Hmm, I'll go with a different revolver this time.
Yes, this will do.
Here we go!

Addictive.

A more compact, flexible and deeper take on a classic genre.

Good music too!

(Re-)visit two of the classic RTS'es with INCREDIBLE music by Frank Klepacki. Even re-recorded in new versions with the Tiberian Sons (live concert)!