Recent reviews by Kualajimbo

I followed the development of this game since the developer went public with it. The writing is fun, the core gameplay loop is tight, and the attempt to create a satisfying worker day routine was pulled off flawlessly!

I can't even put my feelings for this game into words...

Just play the series! To The Moon, then Finding Paradise, then Impostor Factory then this. You'll never ask "Can a video game make you cry?" ever again because you'll know that the answer is yes.

Tense, mysterious, and just a little bit spooky. Absolutely worth the asking price!

Let me be clear. If you're going into Mile 0 looking for something as good as Road 96, you WILL be disappointed. But if you're going into this expecting a nice little prequel with some mild rhythm platforming, I think you'll like it just fine.

I have never felt so paranoid playing a game that was so relatively unhorror-like. This game will make you question your sanity and hate yourself for missing small details. 100% recommend!

Do you like temporal clone, time based puzzles? This game is well worth the asking price. If you don't enjoy those kinds of puzzles or being in a generally pretty virtual place, then this game has nothing else to offer you. There's no real story or deep lore, just a series of puzzles loosely held together by a basic narrative.

The puzzles hit that balance between so easy that you breeze through and so hard that you need a guide to cope. As a fan of these types of puzzles I am 90% satisfied with the variety in these puzzles and companion mechanics. I 10% feel as though the core gameplay concept can be expanded on ala Crack In Time, so I really hope that the Devs continue to experiment with these mechanics, because I would love to play a follow-up!

This was something quite special - it can be best describer as an interactive documentary, but I also got a museum vibe from it, the way each set piece plays out with the occasional photograph or interview snippet. While there are minor interactive elements, this isn't a game, so don't go in thinking you'll be engaging with the world or characters on a personal level, but it is a unique experience, and one that will stay with me for a while.

You know what this game is, and it lives up to its reputation.

The way the camera moves around the world feels a bit odd and moving around with the mouse can be clunky, but no flaw with this game can hold a candle to its excellent OST that gives the game this melancholy feeling and stunning narrative that literally left me in tears.

Robust Road Roller is a nice little casual, puzzle game that can be very difficult at times! Mechanics are tight and consistant, if you're into percision based puzzles and working out problems that only have one solution then this is the game for you.

My Video Review: https://vid.me/VmOO