Recent reviews by FluffyXVI

My friends all think I'm a simp and all I have to show for it is depression

This was a good game and I enjoyed playing it. However, it's impossible to recommend it because the level design is absolutely atrocious. This isn't even a subjective thing - just from watching the credits; level design is by far the smallest category. It's disappointing, because level design really breaks this game.

Every single death in this game was because I fell off the level. That's not an exaggeration at all - every single death. I'd say 90% of those were due to shoddy level design, and maybe 10% due to the developers actually intending it to be a trap. There are FAR too many jumping slow down sections that just make the game tedious. There's even an autoscroll stage - this has no place in a sonic game.

Apart from the terribly deadly level design, the gameplay of each level is just bland. Each level never lasts more than 3 minutes; and they all feel very very linear. There's also pretty much no bosses in this game - there's a total of 6 boss battles, of which 3 are Infinite. There's nothing super original in the boss battles either, and they go by even faster than the levels.

This upsets me deeply, because the other components of this game are honestly fantastic. The soundtrack is incredible, the story is decent enough, and the Avatar character is fun to create. I'd also like to point out the UI, as it was seriously well done.

Overall, if you're looking for an okay Sonic game, this was a fun enough game. But I cannot recommend it due to just how exceptionally poor the level design is.

I feel awful writing a negative review about this game, but it's just overall an unpleasant experience.

Controls are absolutely horrendous. Moving anywhere feels like iceskating on a bannana peel. With conventional controls, this could be recoverable, but the mouse steering makes it a real struggled to aim anywhere at all.

Partially due to the controls, I ended up with pretty severe motion sickness from this. The jittering combined with poor controls, and the overall nature of the game's style makes it unpleasant. I don't normally get motion sick, but this was definitely an horrendous experience.

There's not too much else to say about the game. The soundtrack is pretty nice if you're into the genre, and the vaporwave aesthetics can be pleasant in places. The world design is a redeeming feature, and the level is fun to explore. It's unique, but also repetitive at the same time. It's difficult to properly enjoy the world with the bad controls though.

There isn't much of a story to the game from what I can tell. It's a shame, since Awkward Dimensions Redux had a pretty amazing story experience and this game just lacks that. I really wish that I could recommend this game. But I can't.

I have absolutely no artistic talent at all, but I still felt pretty with this program.

It's pretty simple to use, yet extremely versatile and powerful with all sorts of modes and animation options to create truly beautiful works of art. The color palette options allow for easy ways to blend between colours, making a perfect colour palette with minimal effort.

Overall, if you like doing isometric or pixel-style art, I highly recommend this program as a versatile tool to your artistic arsenal.

Garry's Mod is a game based around the community. The amazing power of developers and server owners keep the game innovative and exciting for years to continue. There's all sorts of gamemodes, and something for absolutely everyone.

Some parts of this game hit a little bit too close to home. If you like depressing games with a slight touch of dank memes, this game is perfect for you.

The basic gameplay is just walking through dreams. There's nothing too special gameplay-wise, a couple of small puzzles here and there. The key part of this game is the emotions, and the emotions are something it evokes very well.

Shellshock Live on steam is a fantastic addition to the Shellshock series. However, the game is *exceptionally* grindy - so do not expect an experience filled with easy unlocks and meaningful progress. You're going to need hundreds of hours to reach the higher levels in this.

However, if you have enough to buy a couple of 4 packs for your friends, you can have little competitions and matches within your own group and everything will generally be pretty fine, everyone will stick at approximately the same level and upgrade fairly evenly. This is the only real way to play the game.

The singleplayer missions are challenging enough to keep you busy for a little while, but again, you'll only level up to about a maximum of 15 or so and everything else in these missions will absolutely wreck you.

REVIEW: ONLY buy this game IF you have enough to get a nice clan of friends and try and keep at the same level. Otherwises, everything will end up exceptionally grindy and over-powered.

Cat Goes Fishing is a marvellously cute casual game.

The gameplay is mostly catching fish and selling them, upgrading to catch bigger fish, repeat.
This might sound boring but it is executing wonderfully well, as there are many paths you can make for the same result.
Catch lots of small fish, or risk using the small fish as bait to catch big fish?

This gameplay is brillant when combined with the adorable visuals and the calming music. These components formed make a wonderful game that is great for passing time.

It has a cat. Who wouldn't want a game with a cute little kitty?

I have never said more profanties to a virtual block of wood.

Do you like being chaotically destructive? Do you hate our planet? Have a grudge against the sun? Want to eliminate the Curiousity Rover? Then this game is for you!

Simulate creation of galaxies and solar systems. Or just blow them up. The latter is more fun.