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Goodbye Deponia is the finale of the Deponia series, and I can only say that the quality of the game just keeps getting better, and that it has left me with many unforgettable moments, namely the ending which almost brought me to tears. I want to say many things about the story and the characters, and the potential that I felt was unfulfilled, yet justifyingly so, but I will try to refrain from writing any spoilers in this review.

As the last game of the series, the puzzles are only getting harder with the addition of managing multiple inventories instead of just one. There were definitely more times where I had to look up a walkthrough to find salvation for my overheating brain than the previous two games, but the challenge definitely makes the game entertaining to play (kudos if you can play through the game without looking up the solutions). Throughout the game you'll find various character references to other games/movies, and you'll have quiite a few giggles interacting with them as the MC. And finally, the adventure was simply beautiful and... magical. I never thought I'd be so emotionally invested in a point-and-click adventure game, but I've never been more glad to be proven wrong.

If it's not clear enough by this point, I am very impressed with the game and would recommend it to those who has already played the previous two games. For those who have not started the series and are looking for a game with a challenging-but-not impossible puzzles, a few good giggles and a great story, then I will say that being able experience the adventures of Deponia is worth every single penny in your wallet. (Maybe not literally, but the retail price is still a decent value ^^)

Chaos on Deponia is a continuation to Deponia, and is definitely just as good as the first game if not even better. I've found this game to be more difficult than the first because at some point in the game you'll be given the freedom to travel to different places instead of being stuck in one place, which adds a whole new dimension of difficulty to the puzzle mechanics. Although there are some iffy moments where I was forced to refer to a walkthrough for help because some of the solutions are just too out-of-the-box, the additional challenge adds a certain charm to the game and it definitely keeps me entertained enough to play through the whole game in one day. The story is still great and I do feel that there are definitely more interesting dialogues between MC and the people around him.

This game has earned a solid recommendation from me to anyone who has played the first game and enjoyed it, and if you haven't, then I'd also recommend the first game to those looking for good puzzles and good story in a game.

Deponia is a great point-and-click adventure game with really well-implemented puzzle mechanics. As you progress through the game, you will encounter puzzle-like situations that is so well-blended with the story it makes you feel like you're creating the next scenes, or like you're leading the story by solving these puzzles. The game's difficulty is also definitely fair, as you're often given clues on how to solve difficult puzzles if you look around the environment. Not to mention that the following results of your actions in the game are, more often than not, hilarious as hell (or at least I find wreaking havoc, destroying things and ruining people's day pretty damn comedic). But if not for the puzzles or comedy, I at least found the story very compelling (made me sat through the whole game in one day).

Definitely would recommend this game, or even the whole trilogy, to anyone who wants a giggle or those who simply enjoy good puzzles and good story.

BlazeRush is a fun car-racing game that allows for a very enjoyable multiplayer experience. It reminds me of my childhood days of playing with toy cars, except with more violence, crashing, bullets and explosions.

Sigils of Elohim is a tetromino-esque mini-game that rewards you with redeemable codes for The Talos Principle, a paid game. Honestly, if you're just playing this game for the codes, just look it up online. I enjoy puzzle games, but this is just tedious, repetitive and boring. You solve puzzles after puzzles, and all you get are 4 codes which can be acquired by simply googling it. Doesn't feel satisfying at all - just avoid this game unless you're devoid of life and emotion.

Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed is definitely one of the most interesting racing game that I've played. All the 3 race mode: land, aquatic and aerial racing provide an immersive and unique gaming experience you won't find in your typical racing game. Definitely would recommend even to gamers who usually avoid this type of genre.

The game is clearly meant to be a simulator for the real life MTG trading card game, but for the price that it offers, the things you can do in-game is way too limited. You can earn some free packs by doing the main campaign/story mode, and admittedly it is enough to make a semi-decent deck that will let you progress through the story mode without too much difficulty. However, the cards that you work with in-game (at least when you're staying F2P) do not represent the actual TCG very well, i.e. your choice of cards are far too limited. Any extra booster packs which you want to obtain in-game will have to be acquired through micro-transactions which doesn't exactly come as cheap, so the store price also doesn't accurately represent the actual cost of enjoying the game to the fullest. Lastly, the game's campaign mode doesn't feel like a true campaign (in addition to the campaign mode being really short). It is simply me vs-ing against AI after AI, without any actual, prevalent story that is expected of a true campaign.

Conclusion: If you're a new to MTG, and you want to try out the game, this game is a good way to get familiar with the card game, as it's most likely cheaper than buying a physical deck that works. If you're an MTG player looking for a good online simulator, don't buy this game. You're probably better off spending the money to buy a real life booster pack.

The Old Tree is a short puzzle-based animation game of watching a baby alien explore its environment, which you can finish in around 15 minutes. I went in with a low expectations of the game, and I could only say that I'm glad I did. I don't have many complaints about the premise of the game and its puzzle mechanics, but as for the entire game itself... it leaves many things to be desired.

The main problem with the game is that it lacks any form of development, i.e. the baby alien you're playing as stays a baby until the end, and after going through a simple series of puzzles, you finish the game without any form of conclusion or ending. For me, playing through this game did not leave me with any sense of satisfaction or accomplishment.

I think the game has potential, but that potential was wasted with the game's lack of content. If you have time to spare and want to see a very basic indie game with good puzzle mechanics, then by all means try it out. Otherwise, move on and spend your 15 minutes playing some other game that's more worthwhile.

Too much clicking, 0/10

But wait, why am I even still playing this?

Someone, please save me!

It's too late for me for me now....

You can still be saved. Don't do this to yourself.

Never touch this demonic game and save your soul from eternal damnation.

Oh god it's the 4th most played F2P game on Steam?

We are doomed. There is no salvation for the human race.

Adventure Capitalist is a clicker game where you are a business owner who's earning an impossibly huge amount of profits.

Pros:
- Catchy music (almost too catchy... oh god get it out of my head!)
- You can tell people that you're earning big money (just not real ones)

Cons:
- As with all clickers, you're still just wasting your life watching numbers go up.

For your sanity and the precious hours of your life, do yourself a favour and don't touch this game. Or you'll end up dead. Inside. Like me. And you'd hate yourself. Also like me.