Recent reviews by Snorkel

This is a jigsaw-themed puzzle game. It's 2-5 hours long. The puzzles are well designed, and at a good difficulty level.
You get 100% achievements for completing the game.
Good game!

One of my favourite casual games. Nice to just pew pew some orbs for a few minutes without getting too engrossed.

Sims 3 did this way better.

Dogs have to be told to go to bed when they're tired, or they'll stand there until they pass out from exhaustion. Gah.

This is a fan-made extension of Alien Swarm, with tonnes of updates, new maps, bug fixes and all the things that Alien Swarm wanted but never got.

Fun short game. I did have a problem where the game thought the floor was about 15cm below my actual floor, but I managed to play through it anyway. It took my second go to solve it in time. It's a 15 minute game.

I played on a Valve Index, and by default the B button picked things up. Use the trigger and aim to poke buttons.

In VR this is stunningly beautiful.

I haven't finished the game yet. I was finding the game very calm and beautiful and then suddenly . . . Aaaaaaaah.

This was my first ever VR experience and it was incredible. It was very well done.

I hope to see more experiences like this, allowing people to visit places around the world, and places that are closed to tourism.

It's a small area, the experience is quite short.

This is a very good intro to navigating VR and getting accustomed to the controllers.

There are three fun minigames to play, and some other environments to explore.

You can yeet uranus into the sun.

This is a multiplayer third person shooter that embodies the cheesiness of Starship Troopers (the movie).

Bring Managed Democracy to bugs and robots! Pew pew pew!

I haven't finished it yet, and I don't expect to finish it any time soon. Act 1 took me about 50 hours, Act 2 is supposed to be 10-20 hours longer, and I haven't even got to Act 3 yet.

It's the best game I've played in a long time. Best single player RPG since Dragonage Origins. (Also supports multi-player, which works quite well)

It has an amazing cast of voice actors. The core companions are really well-written, and all have their quests to explore, many of which are linked to the main story.

Gameplay is really engaging. You can save freely whenever you want, even mid-conversation.

It's based on the D&D 5 ruleset, but they made some necessary changes (like no prestidigitation spell).

One thing to be aware of - Long Resting. A bunch of cutscenes that advance the story will happen in the camp, when you rest. For this reason, I suggest resting quite often. You can also go to the camp and 'end the day' without taking a long rest to get the story stuff.