Recent reviews by Kadayi

Light hearted and pretty fun. I enjoyed my time with it.

If you are after something fairly chill to keep you busy for a couple of hours and garner some easish achievements then I'd recommend this. It has a pretty charming aesthetic and neat levels and progression in terms of complexity as it advances, though there is a hint system to assist if you ever get truly stuck. 8/10 cats prefer it.

CK2 is a s.h.i.t.e game in many ways. A difficulty curve like the north face of the Eiger in a hurricane. A tutorial system that seems to be constantly out of date with every iteration and DLC update, and a UI that not only seems to be actively designed to obstruct you from directly weighing up and comparing options (the very meat of the game), but was also conceived without any regard to resolution scaling, and peoples eyesight.

Yet, in spite of these huge flaws, it is a game that I find myself returning to again and again, either to try out some new approach (I'm a serial noodler) or simply to see how the latest DLC can benefit and expand my gameplay. Despite having clocked innumerable hours, I wouldn't claim to be in any way an expert (save at conquering Ireland which I have down to pat) but I actively enjoy just how far down the deep dark rabbit hole of machiavellian scheming, po-faced villainy and relentless debauchery the game will take me when it comes to clinically advancing the interests of my Dynasty against all others.

To recount my myriad in-game crimes would take far more time that I am able to presently spare, but if there is a hell for such activities, then I fully expect to spend eternity in it. Come join me, it's toasty.

I really dig this in terms of the graphical style and colour. It is an Art piece at the end of the day, rather than a game, and interaction is pretty limited, but I'd actually love to see someone build a game around this sort of aesthetic.

Enjoyed Hexcells but want more? Does what it says on the tin. Very much for puzzler aficonardos though, as the levels are a lot more challenging than the original game, but with that said, the sense of satisfaction is that much sweeter.

Caution though. Don't play when you're tired. Some of the later puzzles will have you noodling away for many minutes and poor hand eye co-ordination can be your undoing with an ill placed click.

Bought it in the Steam Christmas Sale, as I'd heard good things. No regrets. Engaging puzzler, which breaks you in gently as it teaches you the rules. Highly recommended.

Neat little puzzle game that get the old grey matter working. Decent value for the pricepoint.

I can't say that I'm a complete Batman fan, but having played up through episode3 of I've been quite impressed with Telltales take on the Batman saga which feels like a rather unique take on matters. Thankfully unlike GoT, Telltale seem to have been given free reign with respect to how they've lead things and there have been some good twists.

Will update once the series is concluded.

Recently purchased during the Summer Steam sale for the lulz. Was pleasantly surprised though that beneath the very much NSFW premise, there's a pretty robust game there, and I had a lot of fun chasing the various achievements, some of which are quite challenging in terms of play strategy. Characterization and voice acting are quite entertaining (Audrey FTW ) , and the whole thing is suitably self aware. Definitely recommend as a guilty pleasure game.

Got this with the reinforcement pack. TBH not a lot of useful customisation unless you're really into the raider look from Fallout or 80s era Mad Max.