Recent reviews by Amilé

This game is crack

I want to cuddle with greg

This is the game I was playing when I caused others to worry because I laughed for 2 hours straight. This is the game I was playing when my friends decided to pry my secrets out of me with a crowbar. This is the game I was playing when I spilled my heart out to them.

I had a lot of fun with this game, aside from the dated graphics and controls, it's very charming and I wholeheartedly recommend it.

Run through a cyberpunk city-hellscape-complex slashing through the hordes trying to stop you.
The scenes instill absolutely excellent ambiance and the swift and decisive actions of violence you perform add to it all so much more.
If you're a fan of the deciding factor being who-pierced-who's heart first, alongside being a cybernetic freak of nature paving mayhem through a cyberpunk city, I recommend this game to you.

They're nothing more than furniture, they need to be excised. Tear them apart, you don't have long now.

Awaken, run from face worm, eat your kin

Obvious content aside, game's fun and the music is alright. If you can deal with seeing furry transformation, or even like it, I say go for it. The controls are annoying at first and the movement feels off, but you get used to it after a bit.

Neat lil' horror game. You awake from cryostasis and have to walk forward looking for clues. The creature isn't as scary as I had hoped, but the environment is actually quite decent.
It's got some bugs that detract from it a bit, but the game's short enough and the bugs can be worked around a bit, so it's not as bad as it could be. Might as well give it a try to see if you like it.

It's a neat concept. You see in the dark by making noise and have to deal with unseen enemies that will become alerted if they hear you.
Doesn't take up much space and isn't too long, so I recommend giving it a shot.

This is something more than just a game.

The writing is incredibly beautiful, I'm not sure how to describe it exactly, but something about it just speaks. Every character is unique, and each one holds a different view of the world, that, when contrasted with one another, brings something new to think about. The great variety of philosophical and spiritual topics and lessons is enough to ruminate upon for a good while, even after you stop playing. And the art and music are the icing on the cake, able to tie it all together so very well.

From the moment I reached the opening menu of the game, I got teary-eyed. I've never had something tug at my heartstrings all throughout the experience quite like Golden Treasure has. When I understood some of the stronger messages, I was affected more deeply, and realised just how much Golden Treasure had to offer, and I'm nowhere near done learning all that it has to teach me.

I highly recommend Golden Treasure: The Great Green to anyone who loves dragons, incredible writing, and philosophical inquiries. I also recommend everyone outside of these categories to give it a try as well, the demo is an excellent introduction.