Owlboy

feels like a game made by artists and not game devs and that inconvenience got mistaken for difficulty or engaging gameplay. so much of this game is a chore, and on a a gameplay level is was not rewarding at all to me. combat feels utterly miserable and finnicky, with later bosses being so absurdly fast it feels lik…

I had this game sitting in my library for years, and finally gave it a play. I am slightly disapointed. The art, characters, ambience, music all works. It is full of charm. However, the gameplay lacks a lot. Having the ability to fly can make level design harder, since jumping obstacles becomes a nothing burger. The…

This game's got a fantastic visual style and clearly has a lot of heart put into it. While I enjoyed my time with it, it's got a few things holding it back in my mind. The actual gameplay is middling. Not bad per se, but not particularly interesting or memorable. The story is cute, spends a bit meandering in the mid…

I liked the graphics and story, and enjoyed most of the gameplay, but there were some things I found frustrating (some mild spoilers): - Impossible to find collectibles that would take years to find without a guide. Some walls you can walk/fly through, really out of the way walls you have to bomb, or roll through to…

I actually found out about this game after its soundtrack was included in a Humble Bundle I purchased. The music was really nice, so I checked out the game. It's super charming and a lot of fun, with some beautiful pixel art and some creative navigation and puzzles. I enjoyed the cast of characters who kept the stor…

Gets much worse, unfortunately