Recent reviews by lemblestat

Great fun in short bursts! Getting the achievements and characters is a little frustrating, but fair. Sadly, most achievements will stop being obtainable if the multiplayer ever goes offline, and not many people are on the multiplayer, so some multiplayer achievements are already hard to get.

A fun game about exploring a 3D world in 2D. There's lots to collect and the world's quite open ended. Fall damage is the only way to die in the game, the challenge mainly comes from platforming and puzzle solving. The art is nice to look at and the music fits the game nicely. If you have one, I'd recommend using an XBOX controller, since some puzzles are easier with haptic feedback.

It's a decently fun game to play in short bursts, but it does get repetitive when you play for longer than thirty minutes. The gameplay is similar to that scene in Tron with the discs. I wouldn't recommend wasting $5 on it while it's at full price though, wait for a sale (or like me, get it in the Valve complete bundle) and then buy it.

It's a really fun game. Remeber how the gels in Portal 2 were inspired by Tag: The Power of Paint? In that game, you had a paint gun. This brings the paint gun back for a bunch of fun puzzles in Aperture Laboratories. It's pretty short, but it's 4.99, what do you expect? You can even download the source (code) files for your own source (engine) modding.

Walk into spooky building > Find machine > Jumpscare > Find radio > Fetch quest > Flick the lever > Press the button > Clip through wall > Walk to machine > Jumpscare > Fake chase sequence (you can just stand around) > Fall into trap door > Half-Life 2 achievement: Trusty Hardware > Crowbar away some planks > Jumpscare > PLS BUY DLC THX

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It has a pretty nice art style though, but 5.99 for one chapter is a bit too much. 10 or 15 for all the chapters would be a good price.

It's a pretty fun puzzle game to waste 1.5 hours on. It's pretty easy, but puzzles tend to get tedious since you fail a puzzle, restart, and have to watch the entire "opening editor" and "actually playing the course" cutscene again. It would be way more fun if there was a turbo button.

Portal 2 is an extremely fun game. The puzzles are creatively designed and are quite challenging. And when you complete the game, you still can find hidden secrets, find alternative ways to finish a chamber, hunt for achievements, or play one of the thousands of levels in the workshop.