It was pretty hard decision for me to decide wich game is better - Donut County or Tacoma. Two very different, two pretty short, and finally, two suprisingly good. But in the end I picked this one, simply because I have a weakness for racoons…
Donut County is a short, simple game. It has easy to learn and not very challenging mechanics and you can beat it in around 2 hours. But even though I don't really like games that are that easy, this game captivated me :D Maybe it's because of the cheesy humour, maybe it was this cute art style, or maybe earlier mentioned raccoon… I don't know. The only thing I know is that I really enjoyed those 2 hours of gameplay I had. Especially in a time where I had not much free time…

Technically it was not the worst game I played this month… The worst one was something called Dolphin Hustle, but in reality it was a simple and unfinished project that's hard to even call a game. Windscape in the other hand in theory is full release…
In the last few months I started to fight with my backlog it's the first game that I actually didn't finished… I have all the achievements, so it's kinda completed, but it was so bad I didn't want to play it anymore… This game is an RPG, but really, really, REALLY simple one. It looks like somehting you make as your first game project (maybe it actually was, so I'm sorry then). Every quest is as basic as you can imagine, locations are totally empty, NPCs are often bugged or just in weird places and it's only the beggining. Playing this game was actually frustrating for me because I didn't feel any fun… and if you ask me, video games should probably provide at least some of it…

It didn't make it as the best game this month, but it's definitely a winner in this category.
It's story driven, walking simulator, so not my first pick when it comes to genre :) But, as you can see, I really liked it. It was really pretty, had really interesting story and the gameplay was not boring… and I associated those type of games with being boring. I think the way it managed to convice me to like it, was simply telling the story in some interesting way. It was not based on reading hundreds of notes, letters and files but it played in some way like an interactive movie. Because you could replay the same story but with different characters POV, it was more fun than just having everything reaveled to you part by part.

I guess it has become a tradition that every month I play some classic indie game, which turns out to be a great disappointment for me.
I always thought that Brothers was one of the best indie games of that time. I never played it, because well… I never had money for games, but seeing that it has so good reviews, I felt really hyped to finally beat it. And after those few hours I think it's only "ok". I don't get why so many people loved this game. The story is not that emotional (at least for me) and was pretty frustrating when it comes to progressing through it (simply because everything felt really random). To make matters worse, I encountered many graphic bugs that spoiled the game, which is focused on beautiful views. The best thing in my opinion was its mechanics that required us to control two characters at the same time. But even that sometimes was an issue…