Recent reviews by sophy

I've been looking forward to the plucky squire for a very long time and I would say that my expectations were definitely met. The game is creative, fun, and very surprising with tons of different types of mini games and fun mechanics to explore. The art style is super precious and the music really immerses you in the fantasy world of Jot. My only frustrations with this game would be that there are occasional bugs that you will come across. Some bugs that just require a restart, and some bugs that will soft lock you and stop your progression into the story (which i'm currently experiencing). Typically this would make me stop playing the game, but to find out what happens to Jot and his friends, I'd say it's worth the wait.

This game is peak gameplay. I wish I was that dog and I could run around the house freely making a mess. Would play again 10/10. Please I need more doronko wanko in my life because I don't know what else to do anymore. xoxo a pom haver <3

Very fun to play cause it feels like each run is different from the next! Once you start learning how to play the pace picks up and it gets more and more exciting. The artstyle is great and the enemies are lots of fun to beat up. Also feelsgoodman getting strong :-)

This has to be one of my favorite games of all time.

Its such a refreshing take on the co-op genre and boasts a variety of mechanics that you get to experience as you progress through beautifully designed levels. I was never once bored playing It Takes Two because of how decorated the game was with easter eggs and subtle intractable features. The story was also so sweet and relatable for many. Dr. Hakim does a great job narrating your journey whilst teaching you, the player, about LOVE. The dialogue and interactions between May and Cody are very natural and humorous, and at times very earnest and honest.

10/10.

Everyday I wish I was her.

The art style is wonderful, the music is so soothing, and the puzzles are plenty fun. They range from simple to slightly tricky, complicated enough to still feel like you're being challenged but not too complicated that you'll lose your marbles. I love that you can even solve certain puzzles in many different ways. A Little to the Left was such a satisfying experience. Would play again.