Recent reviews by DaavPuke

Creepy stealth game about infiltrating a cult. You may want to wait a bit for gameplay to get polished, but the idea of a roguelike game with multiple stories is interesting.

Full review: https://www.noobfeed.com/reviews/1602/the-church-in-the-darkness-pc-review

In short: Enemy pathing and rigid controls aren't quite in sync with the morbid atmosphere and discoverability yet. That can easily be patched and here's hoping it gets there.

Hey, you really really tried to have a game inside this empty waiting room for porn. That's more than 99% of games on Steam are doing and it's free. That's a recommendation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UGOcdlBwKY

Launching a PC game without custom controls in [current year]. Best of luck.

Tiny, bare-bones third-person shooter hopper, but only on the X-axis, with condensed progression and quick cut rounds. No custom controls in [current year].

You get what you pay for. Spin the wheels, get the anime ladies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcOUVRtDPRQ&feature=youtu.be

The most fun I had was trying to track down the ways to restore the game to its **full potential**

PS: Coincidentally, i had just played the previous game from this publisher, who apparently already got wiped under a previous name. So if you're the completionist sort, you may want buy this game before it mysteriously disappears from Steam again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C94LY1mQpjQ

PPS: Does anyone even read reviews for this kinda game? I'd imagine not. Anyway, enjoy.

What an amazing, theme-appropriate twist on classic RPGs and roguelikes. A masterclass in UI/UX, transforming old Windows OS interfaces into the actual game integration. Really clever systems.

Making games is hard

uwu

The Culling has always been bad.

Short and sweet, this light puzzle adventure game with time manipulation revolves around cute and uniquely clever diorama level design to tell a dual protagonist story that is simple yet intricate

Full review: https://www.noobfeed.com/reviews/1494/the-gardens-between-pc-review

I could've easily spent a few more hours rotating around the events of these two kids' adventures, but I'm equally content to having a contained, complete story that I can remember fondly.