Recent reviews by SAYN

Simple but effective, most worlds introduce new mechanics to use while trying to get to and activate the switches,
I like that the bonus level in each world is purely focused on mastering the momentum mechanic and that there's no puzzle, makes it a nice break from the regular gameplay.

A short, but sweet, tile-based puzzle game. Relaxing, great for a casual brain-tease.
Aesthetically pleasing and soothing music!

A very original adventure game with both laughs and chills, as you uncover the secrets of the Habitat.
On the surface things seem bright and cheery but something sinister lurks beneath...
Don't stay up past bedtime.

A short and simple detective point 'n click game, with some entertaining characters!
The art is charming, the music is nice, and the writing is quirky and fun.
The gameplay and puzzles offer little challenge, but I could see this be quite enjoyable for a younger audience.
Reminded me a bit of the old Humongous adventure games in terms of tone.

An interesting little detective game where you search for clues in old recorded interviews of Hannah, a woman whose husband, Simon, has seemingly gone missing...

The gameplay is quite simple, nothing more than searching for keywords in a mock database and piecing together the events based on what's observed in the video interviews.
The acting is servicable and the music makes for a nice ambiance.

A beautiful short story, told wordlessly in a sort of interactive story book style, about an old man who leaves his home one day when he receives a letter, to go on a journey. Along the way he reminisces on his life.

The gameplay is a simple puzzle experience, shaping the landscape to help the old man moving forward on his travels.

A short but sweet game, with gorgeous art and music.