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The three things I like about this game are the graphics, the atmosphere and the style of the story. Another nice touch is how singing is added to the gameplay mechanics. Overall, I would say it was nice to play.

Very immersive cutscenes, great story with cool twists,really fitting the Aos setting! The visuals and audio are fantastic for a RTS! And the gameplay is actually good once you get to understand how to play! It's not quite a triple A game though, and the price is a little steep for this, but there are lots of features (MP, conquest, and a fantastic editor!) . If you 're not interested in all of them (ie just want to play the solo or multi) I'd suggest to get it on sale!

The game is very good in terms of creating the right atmosphere: the beautiful and detailed 2D graphics and creepy sound design (including the soundtrack by Mark Morgan). You can catch the feeling of the space ship filled with dead bodies and failed experiments in every scene. The story, characters and puzzles are rather weak though. But the moody ambiance is the most important why you want to try this game.

I must say that I didn't expect this game to be so good. Nothing to complain about, you can see the love that the developers put into it and the level of production is quite high for the type of game it is. Very original, fun, varied and long. Let's hope or more games like this!

For those who played the first one, this is practically "more of the same" (what really changes are the different countries). The graphics are still very beautiful, the voice acting is great, the controls are good and responsive. This second Crypto adventure has an epic battle that ended up leaving something to be desired because it was a little confusing. I noticed performance problems (even playing with an RX 7900 XT at 1440p, at times the frame rate did not remain stable and sometimes with sudden drops... in DirectX 12 mode I achieved more stability). To be honest, I liked the first game more (plot, and how the character's evolution unfolds). This second game, in general, is more repetitive and Crypto is a bit boring (just pick-up lines). Anyway... if you're a big fan of the first one, you'll like this one, otherwise it's not worth the investment.

Easily one of my favorite games of all time. Everything about it is perfect to me. It has a fun structure with the storybook frame and the various words/charms to impact the story. These characters are fleshed out and nuanced – my opinions on several people changed completely as I played. The art style is literally my favorite I've ever seen. Definitely cried. I know I'm gushing, but this is honestly such a great game and worth a play!

It is more an interactive story than a real game, but the implementation is very good. I view it as a watercolor "feel good" game. It is quite short (a few hours) but charming. Locals will certainly identify themselves to Mimi and find in the game at least some portion of their childhood.

Strikingly underrated, this game offers a compelling vision of a dystopian totalitarian London, and something genuinely new in video game narrative structure - the protagonist is a movement, rather than any particular character, united by an ideal, which shifts and changes over time. Very clever stuff, lots of sandbox shenanigans to enjoy. Plus, plenty of humour - including on the must-listen bug news channel. It's a shame that this game's relevance is not more widely recognised.

Incredible visuals, majestic world building, and thoughtful puzzle design offer one of the best indie games we have seen in recent past. Very good challenging puzzles if you into that.

This game combines awkward controls, confusing navigation, restrictive inventory management, and awful B-movie-style dialogue. And yet I rather enjoyed playing it! But why? The spooky mansion you explore is wonderfully detailed and memorable, the sound design is superb, and (most importantly) the process of solving puzzles and unlocking new regions feels challenging and rewarding, without ever feeling unfair or too cryptic. I never played the original on Playstation, so nostalgia is a non-factor for this review.