January 2020

I recommend this to anyone who wants a thought provoking visual novel but doesn't need much choice to enjoy a story of technological, corporate, ethical, and personal struggles. Everything is told from the story of a woman who reconnects with people from her past, tries conducting AI driven counseling, and tries to set a future course for her life. It took about 7 hours for me to play through the entire story, and then see all endings.

Do you want an online multiplayer variant of Solitare? Because Nerts is how you get multiplayer Solitare. It delivers on what it says it is, and I enjoy it.

The story was just the right length for me with just the right amount of challenge. Lots more cinematic action in the last third to fourth of the game. Completed 80%+ of the game, but many achievements are for collecting or multiplayer. A decent game to be one of the first to break in my RTX 3080 on.

Found 38 endings including good ones so I'm considering this one as beaten. Such an amusing game with an unusual amount of strategy around which items you pickup since usually picking up more items limits your jump height.

A fun story in this best in class stick figure RPG, which says a lot compared to Flash web based stick RPGs. DLC was alright, though figuring out how to defeat most ghosts without a fight is really tough to figure out. Works well for Steam Link Mobile.

Played every map and every mode against AI. They took the concepts of the 3 modes (multi nut CTF, 1 nut CTF, brawl) nearly as far as it will go and decently polished, but relies on multiplayer for extended fun or gameplay.

Just as big but higher quality than the first game. Tower defense (and attack) hasnt been this fun for me since Sanctum 2. Unlock rocks, weapons, stuff, and slots for stuff.

A baseball game with unique dice mechanics with just one or a few innings play per game, hence the game's title. Great for Steam Link mobile after optimizing resolution.

A decent great looking FPS so far, and just started moving around in a titan. The parkour elements took me a bit of getting used to.

Only the second Zachtronics game where I could get to or past the mid point. Love the "easy to learn" with challenging puzzles for applying programming concepts. It is difficult to master in the sense of decreasing lines of code or time it takes to complete something, which is optional if you want to do better compared to other players. It was satisfying in a hacker battle (where code length has a minor limit) where I could beat the NPC 100% and a Steam friend at 70% vs 30%. I recommend the game Gladiabots if you like that sort of thing, though that can get advanced pretty quickly with AI type commands.

Got to tier 10 of 11 of the campaign. Very happy with how far I got and the variety in tracks & modes.

A mall building sandbox with schedule and some resource management. The gameplay loop or gameplay variety isnt strong enough for me to call it a simulator first.

Its made for mobile and has okay variety but too complex for me to move past the first world with about 40 levels, and 6 other worlds. Great concept though.

Great RPG concept for the UI to be like a computer OS, but doesnt hold my interest past a few playthroughs. Simple mechanics, enemies, and gameplay.