Recent reviews by zio

the tootinest game you'll ever play. getting to the "actual" end is a bit grindy but the journey to get there never stops feeling wonderfully goofy

Comfy and loud. Make your own chaos and enjoy your brief stay.

A wonderfully positive journey of repairing machines and relationships, making others whole and bringing many together.

i've learned that it's really hard to climb ladders, actually

I'd dare to call this my game of the year, in all honesty. Back during Summer Game Fest, it was the announcement that got my attention the most, and after getting to try the demo, I was instantly hooked. The world Something We Made created is a wonderfully gentle one, and it feels great to progress more or less purely by helping others and creating a journey in mementos. If you're looking for something to bring peace to your heart, look no further.

Important serious note: Would recommend playing on a controller if possible. I use a split form keyboard for regular operations and the separation of the arrow keys led me to not bother with remapping; luckily I had a controller I was able to use so that I could enjoy the game.

In any case, had an adventure, learned mildly perturbing things, disturbed graves, spread Turnip Boy's gleeful uncaring malice. 10/10 would collect hats again.

Recently heard about this game and immediately knew it was something I really wanted to play. I've never bought a game in early access this fast. Right off the bat, from the missions I've played, I can say that I'm immensely satisfied already. Cleaning at your own leisure is a wonderfully zen indulgence and I had to control myself lest I blast through everything I can in one sitting.

Jumped on a bed and demanded the ghost get nasty with me. Ghost showed up and pulled me into the afterlife. 13/13 would repeat.

Incredibly chill (except for that one house... you'll know it if you play). Feels good to fix up a place and give it your own flair, whether that's sensible or outrageous. I kind of wish there were more missions to do, but I've greatly enjoyed the time I was able to put in nonetheless.

Relaxing and satisfying puzzle-piece gameplay. My only complaint is that sometimes the borders on pieces make it a teensy bit difficult to realize that a piece fits somewhere, but otherwise, a good tranquil experience for puzzle-lovers.