Recent reviews by 3lives

Great super-short quick-timey story playing as an AI detective unravelling a crime aboard a starship.

Such a wholesome Hidden Objects with light, but engaging puzzles - game for the whole family!

A lesser variant of the Papers, Please formula that's only purpose is cheap, ephemeral and destructive propaganda from a dev, who treats its audience as idiots.

Surprisingly high production value, but all the good actors, who were also well directed are wasted on an unbelievably bad script - situations as well as dialogue - that doesn't let you have a choice on the important bits.

An intriguing sounding concept of a tactics game in which turns are based on how long the respective actions take.
It just doesn't make sense how long certain actions take, is boring to play, was pretty obnviously never properly playtested and looks outright horrible in action.

Less John Wick, more like a Steven Seagal Tv-series.

Incredibly atmospheric classic point'n-click adventure with the usual kind of inventory and device puzzles that follow the internal logic closely despite its surreal settings.
Some annoyances like awfully slow walking speed, a maze and a music sequence shouldn't distract from the overall enjoyment of this rightfully cult classic.

What sounds like a neat idea is executed badly with unintuitive, overly convoluted controls, uninformative UI, slow movement and climbing and irritating mechanics in a game full of repetition, grinding xp and fullfilling checklists.

Not my Ancestors. But almost certainly the designers.

This isn't Dark Souls.
This is navigating platforms with bad jumping mechanics in badly lit mazes to get to bosses, which are then repeated as normal enemies.
There is a lot of dying falling down ledges, but little chellenge in fighing enemies until the final boss, who can stunlock you to death taking away all your health upgrades for the next try.
However, I find it impressive how each and every aspect of a soulslike got made worse. Good job!

The problem is not that it's an interactive film.
The problem is that it's a really bad one with characters without any personality bar being the nicest persons imaginable in a conflict that only picks up at the very end of a story that was better told many times before.
The rest is filler and countless collectibles only the most desperate achievement hunter will care about.

If the point was that war is horrible, playing this game perfectly captures it. It also must be exceptionally boring.

Pretty much a literal cockroach sim with some light puzzle solving only using the roach's body and movement in a mixture of photographed, scanned and modeled gritty appartment environments.
An awesome idea well executed and a one-of-a-kind game.