—— Snake Blocks ——

A relatively simple puzzle game the goal is to get all the snake heads to their individual highlighted box forming knots of snakes as you weave them in and around themselves and walls to create the optimal pathway to a solution. I found the majority of the game really easy, I didn't even begin to get stuck until halfway through the 3rd set of puzzles but the later puzzles provided quite a challenge. The game appears to only have set viewing angles, so actually dragging the snake to the location you wanted to was tricky and would often decide to go wandering somewhere else but it was also very easy to erase a path if you decide to change your mind. The motivational comments the game gave upon completion of a puzzle were a nice touch.

Proof of completion here.

—— Sonic CD ——

Ah, my eyes! I don't know who thought this art direction was a good idea but there was such a fustercluck of colours sometimes I couldn't even tell where I was suppose to be going and worse than that, the background was occasionally the same colour as sonic and other enemies/items. Other than that though, it was alright.

—— A Date In the Park ——

After recently starting a new life in Portugal, Lou meets a woman called Catarina in a bar one evening. The next day things begin to get interesting as he agrees to meet her for a romantic rendezvous in a park. The game sets a series of mysteries and a small treasure hunt so it's best to know as little as possible about the story when starting this game. I found it quite hard to navigate, it was easy to get lost and miss areas of importance but even with that I enjoyed the experience. I also believe that although it's set in Portugal, it will probably be more interesting to those who cannot speak Portuguese as it emulates living in a foreign land with no knowledge of the language and being unable to communicate with the locals.

Over all the game serves as a great cautionary tale in a similar way that Little Red Riding Hood might to a child when it comes to trusting strangers. Also I called my duck "Quackers".

If you're done with the game, there's a great thread here discussing the ending.

—— Voxelized ——

Made by the same person who released the controversial game Journey Of The Light, this game is also unfinished and probably won't ever be finished. Voxelized is a Minecraft clone without any content. I dug down just to see if there was anything below the top layer, there was nothing, not even bedrock, and subsequently got stuck in the sky as I fell. On the plus side, all you have to do is launch the game to get the only achievement.

If you are looking for a Minecraft clone worth playing, I recommend Creativerse. A fair amount of unique content and a cuter style, the 27 hours I put into the game scratched an itch for me a few weeks back. Screenshots here.