Recent reviews by blindcoder

Love everything about this game!

The motorbike chase sucked all the fun out of this game. It's so infuriatingly bad. Accelerating doesn't get you any closer to your enemies, so you're just waiting for your ranged attack to charge (which takes about 2 minutes each time) and dodge attacks in between.

Playing factory automation, but with programmable entities, this is just what I was looking for. It's not on the scale of Factorio or Satisfactory, so individual programming is fun, instead of tedious, and tinkering the bots to automate all the things from transport to terraforming is absolutely rewarding.

Not every game must be imagining new things, sometimes it's enough to do what's been done well. This game does everything well. Fun runs, no over-exaggerated armory, plays well on the Deck and Desktop.

Such a great story being told in a great format. Mechanics that don't distract from the game, but instead support it.
A surprise game for me!

Very nice pixelart jumpscare horror story game with Anime art cutscenes.
I really enjoy these games, especially if they aren't too long.

I think the story was well written, and the game well executed.
One or two puzzles could have been more straightforward or gotten a hint or two, though.

If I had to say something bad about this game: Roughly halfway through the anime cutscenes just... stop. There just aren't any more, and I am really sad about that. I really liked them.

This game brings out the feeling of exploration and discovery in me. I really want more like that.

This game has just the right mix of <redacted> and <redacted>. If you feel any discomfort, <redacted> or <redacted> while playing, please consult your nearest ARDA <redacted> or <redacted> official.

It's a great game, if you can look past the craptacular addition of fscking Denuo a year after release.
I enjoyed the game, but I enjoy uninstalling it together with that POS piece of software even more.

The feeling when you finally see through an enemy's actions, and it gets downgraded from "OHSHITIAMGOINGTODIE" to "Oh, one of those" is just incredible.