Recent reviews by Trey Spyre

A very peaceful and atmospheric platformer. The music helps make the game, for sure. Very minimal plot, but it's there.

Lots of platforming and LOTS of CATS!

The single-player and co-op versions of story mode are very similar in level design, but with a few minor changes to require cooperation. But it's otherwise a very well made game.

If you enjoy comedy and puns in a narrative point-and-click adventure style game, this is the game for you! I've never laughed so hard whlie playing a game before. It's certainly one you'll want to pick up to play through at least once.

GO PLAY THIS GAME NOW.

The moment I realized that going back after making a mistake (AND NOT SAVING, MIND YOU!) still changed dialogue, I was hooked. <3

Some of the best storytelling and game design I've seen in a long time. It's up there as one of my favorite games of all time. One of few that I've decided I would play though multiple times.

But, please don't look up videos of other people playing the game. Get it yourself and experience the wonder that is Undertale.

This game forces you to make choices based on your own moral code. It's definately difficult to make some of these decisions, but at the same time, it's easy. Making choices in a game has never made me more nervous than the choices I had to make in this one. I'm still working through this thing, and it does frustrate me sometimes. But, this is one game you certainly should pick up and play through at least once. The narrative, game mechanics, and action of the game are the absolute driving forces that keep me involved.

Wow is this game deep! It's hard to put it into words how interesting and thoughtful this game can be. It's one you just have to experience for yourself. If only we had more games that were like this one.

Sonic Generations is what a Sonic game should be. It has taken the best of both worlds of the entire Sonic series and put it into probably what I consider the best game for him yet. Plus, all of the challenges to do aside from the actual runs of the levels add a bit of variety to the game, so you never have to just constantly run through the levels, knowing exactly where you're to go next.
I would've hated to be on the team that picked the levels to incorperate. There are way too many good ones to just pick one from each game!

Rouge Legacy is one of those games that changes every time you play it. Except....it doesn't have to. It plays like your typical RPG/Platformer where you have to explore the rooms and fight off enemies. However, your character may or may not have some "disabilities." It's very interesting to see what the game can come up with. Now, as I was saying, there is a feature in the game to keep your castle the same. (at a cost of a large portion of the gold you make on that run) It's a fantastic feature for someone who wants to run through and wreck all of the bosses rather than explore.
If you have the chance, pick up this game. There's a lot of replayability in it, from what I can tell!

This game is an experience. It's certainly a wonderful experience. I've described this game as a "Legend of Zelda Random Dungeon Generator," and it stays true to this description. The fact that there are (I think) 200+ items with the DLC makes each time you play the game a unique experience that is nearly impossible to recreate. The only problem with it is the religious outlook on the game. It plays into the Christian ideals of the world; most of the items in the game are biblical refrences, a lot of the characters share the same names as biblical figures, and so on. But, if you can get past that and play the game for what it is, then it is a fantastic game that I certainly recomend.

This is by far one of my favorite puzzle games of all time. It has everything you could want: innovative new ideas on how to approach a problem, a ruthless antagonist, and a plot that can easily draw an audience in. Plus, with the ability to design test chambers, this game became expodentially more fun.