May’s Stats

• Slay the Spire
  

  135 hours playtime

  20 of 35 achievements

• Tiny Rails
  

  70 hours playtime

  12 of 12 achievements

• Samorost 3
  

  5 hours playtime

  30 of 30 achievements

• Card Crawl
  

  9 hours playtime

  4 of 9 achievements

• Sid Meier's Civilization VI
  

  20 hours playtime

  17 of 191 achievements

• Monster Prom
  

  6 hours playtime

  5 of 32 achievements

• Monster Slayers
  

  19 hours playtime

  5 of 22 achievements

• For The King
  

  9 hours playtime

  18 of 60 achievements

• Snowball!
  

  2 hours playtime

  6 of 9 achievements

• Unholy Heights
  

  24 hours playtime

  13 of 20 achievements

• Hidden Folks
  

  7 hours playtime

  6 of 6 achievements

• Armello
  

  16 hours playtime

  16 of 50 achievements

• Wuppo
  

  17 hours playtime

  13 of 23 achievements

• Regions Of Ruin
  

  22 hours playtime

  0 of 20 achievements

• Children of Zodiarcs
  

  36 hours playtime

  35 of 40 achievements

• Beglitched
  

  12 hours playtime

  no achievements

• CHUCHEL
  

  3 hours playtime

  7 of 7 achievements

As I was expecting from Amanita Design, this game had extremely cute graphics and sounds, coupled with a nice point and click gameplay. I hadn't play the previous Samorost, but it didn't matter, as the story contains itself within the game, and I didn't feel like I missed anything by not having played the 2 first games yet. I highly recommend it if you like P&Cs, it's definitely a nice one.

I was really excited when I received this late birthday present, as it was a game I was really curious about. My friends who had played it kept saying it was hilarious, and it was coming from people who are not specifically into dating sims. It did not disappoint. Each game take from 1h30 to 2h depending on the option you pick at the start, but the replayability is really high (according to the ingame stats, there is over 1000 different events to encounter, several endings and secret endings for each characters, etc...). You can either play it alone or with up to 3 of your friends, which I've been told is even more hilarious. Basically, you're playing one of 4 different students in a monster highschool, and try to survive your way through the last weeks of school while getting a date for the prom. It's extremely silly, very funny and the design is quite neat. A rec, even if you think you don't like dating sims.

Ugh this game. At first, I have to admit it was cute and fun but it became very repetitive and grindy quite fast, yet I had to keep playing because i didn't want to stop while missing only one achievement that seemed attainable. It took more than 30 hours of quasi idling to get that last one, and half or more of the playtime was letting the game run as I was working, and clicking once in a while. The only reason I completed this is because it was a SG win, but I don't recommend it.

A cute little winter themed pinball game. There is not much to say as it's pretty simple. It only has one pinball table but at the same time the game is quite cheap. I played it with the pad and it wasn't the most responsive controls for a pinball game i've played, but it was ok.

I had been playing this tower defense for a while now, and had been stuck at some point because I used the wrong strategy. I decided I wanted to go back to it and realized my mistake, and managed to finish this game, which had me stuck on the ABC challenge for a while. It's a cute tower defense where you play as the Devil, owning an appartment complex. You goal is to attract different kinds of monsters to settle in your appartments, pay rent and defend the building against the heroes who come try to attack and rob you blind. It was fun if you're looking for a cheap tower defense.

Wuppo was such an adorable adventure plateformer! I'm glad I finally played it, as several people had recommended it to me. The visual style is absolutely adorable, there is quite a bit to explore even apart from the main story. There is also a boss rush mode but I haven't had time to try that part for now. At least another game from my ABC list down, it's not an hardcore plateformer (obviously, if I played and enjoyed it) but I recommend it.

I was really intrigued by the concept of this game that was described as a sidescroller RPG. It was really interesting even if some events were a bit repetitive, I enjoyed the whole experience. You're a dwarf trying to build a townbase as you raid the rest of the area for ressources, as well as filling numerous request for NPCs. There's some building/upgrading, crafting, exploring, fighting and more. I had a few bugs at the beginning but then no more until the end. The only part that wasn't the best was the few plateforming puzzle parts as the mecanics were quite weird (since when if a plateform you're standing on moves, your character doesn't?). All the achievements are bugged sadly, but the devs are apparently working on fixing this at the time of this post. Might revisit the game once they can be unlocked.

A really cool match-3 game with a story about computer hacking/security, and a really interesting, very pink, visual style. It might not have achievements but there is quite a lot to do in the game, and some game mecanics are more complicated than it first seems. A recommended hidden gem if you like match-3 and puzzle solving.

This is a port of a mobile game, and sadly the mobile plateform is more adapted to it, as it is more for short games while you're waiting for other things. The game is fun, but sadly there is not much diversity in it. The dungeon deck you're fighting against is always the same shuffled in a different way, and only your abilities cards can vary, which bring a bit of repetitivity. That being said, for the price it's a fun game but i recommend getting the mobile version instead. Also, check the other game of the same devs, Card Thief. I played it on mobile and it had more of a sense of progression to it.

The most recent Amanita Design game. As usual, cute design and P&C mecanics. It hasn't dethroned my favorite AD games though because it lacks a bit of substance. The game is nice, don't get me wrong, but the story is extremely basic (you're chasing after a cherry) and assembled together by little scenes without much transitions between them. Still enjoyable, but play their other games first maybe.

When they first announced this game, I was really excited as it sounded like Final Fantasy Tactics (best FF game) with an addition of deck building element. But then after release, I was hesitent to buy it because the reviews were really mixed and a lot of people seemed disappointed. I was estatic to win this on SG and immediately got to it. I guess because I went it with lower expectations I was pleasantly surprised. Sure it is not FF tactics, and there is a bit of RNG involved (because of the dice rolls), but it was never to the point where it became infuriating, contrary to other games with heavy RNG. The story was ok, the design absolutely adorable and the gameplay pretty satisfying to me. I'll probably go put a bit more time into in after I'm done writing this post as I finished it 5 minutes before midnight last night, and wanted to go back finish a side activity I had left aside. A recommend for me.

• Monster Prom
  

  6 hours playtime

  5 of 32 achievements

• Regions Of Ruin
  

  22 hours playtime

  0 of 20 achievements

• Zombie Night Terror
  

  0 minutes playtime

  0 of 34 achievements

• Children of Zodiarcs
  

  36 hours playtime

  35 of 40 achievements

• The Witch's Isle
  

  0 minutes playtime

  0 of 18 achievements

• Light Apprentice
  

  0 minutes playtime

  0 of 55 achievements

• The Big Journey
  

  0 minutes playtime

  0 of 31 achievements

• The Darkside Detective
  

  0 minutes playtime

  0 of 25 achievements