Recent reviews by oneortheotter

nothing like spending hours fighting off hoards only to die to a closet zombie jumpscare
10/10 one of my favorite games

This is a super sweet game with minimal repeatability if you're in it specifically for the story. I had a lot of fun playing it regardless, and I still go back to replay it if I need something that is mindless and relaxing. Gameplay is fun, the story is especially sweet, and overall a good time. I highly recommend it!

One of my favorite rogue-likes by far. Cool characters, interesting enemies, unlimited replayability, and moments of pure unbridled rage. Also, the final boss has one of the coolest titles to ever exist, imo. What's not to love?

I don't typically enjoy games of this variety to their fullest extent, but I can wholeheartedly say I loved every second of this game. Every minigame, every mission, and every moment in between I had a blast laughing at just how ridiculous the universe is. This was my first introduction to the Saints Row franchise and I recommend this game to anyone who will listen.

If you find the GTA campaign boring but like to mess around, Saints Row is the game for you. There isn't a moment in this game that is made to be taken seriously. Have fun!

I was gifted this game by my best friend in early 2020, at the very beginning of the pandemic. For such a tumultuous and scary time for a lot of people, the comfort that Kind Words brought me is not something I take lightly. It's a very simple experience. You write letters, any thoughts or worries that you have, and send them out into the world anonymously to get them off of your shoulders, and you can respond to others' just the same. There's also some collectibles to be found, in the form of stickers to send alongside your letters and corresponding decorations for your room. The atmosphere is comforting, thanks to the visuals and the music that plays behind it.

While the internet has a habit of not being so kind, I never had that issue in Kind Words. Every single person I interacted with, either directly, or passively through the paper airplanes, was kind, gracious, and reassuring to one another, even despite the craziness of 2020. It's truly one of the nicest communities I've found online. It's wholesome, refreshing, and sweet, all for the cost of a few dollars. It's something truly special.

I played the flash version of Haunt the House as a kid. In fact, I adored it, and still consider it to be one of my favorite flash games of all time. When I heard this game was in production, an EXTENDED version of the game I oh-so-loved, I was thrilled. Needless to say, it didn't disappoint!

Haunt the House: Terrortown is a very sweet point-and-click game with lots of fun details and secrets to find. I love the different ghost designs, and each of the different sections are unique, interesting, and lots of fun to play! It's also super cheap, and goes on sale for as low as a dollar, so it's absolutely worth picking up. I cannot recommend this game enough if you want something short and sweet to pass the time with, in my opinion, lots of replayablity.

While this game is super cool in concept, jumping headfirst into it was a struggle. I thought all of the puzzles were cool, but pretty much the first thing you're met with when you launch the game is a puzzle with absolutely no form of introduction or instruction and I couldn't figure out what I was supposed to do without looking at a guide to understand what my goal was. Once you get that basic problem out of the way, the game was short, pretty neat, and introduced a fun new way to approach puzzles.