Lyssa Greywood
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It’s a game I wanted to love, and one I can see myself thinking about for its ideas rather than its execution. There’s something quietly special in the way it handles the theme of remembering, but it needs far more polish to reach its potential. 6/10.
The Lonesome Guild is a warm, soulful RPG that grows on you the longer you play. 8/10.
Dispatch
A few accessibility tweaks and pacing adjustments could make it even better, but as it stands, Dispatch is a triumph of storytelling and character design. My review is more than a recommendation; it’s an invitation to experience something real. Dispatch is human nature laid bare, and I’m glad to have...
The small reaper and his pig companion fit naturally into this setting. Their simple, clear designs help the story feel personal rather than grand. They move through spaces that tell stories of their own—quiet homes, silent temples, and strange, lingering ruins. The pixel art keeps the tone grounded and timeless,...
Wander Stars
For my Wander Stars review, I’m going to give the game an 8.5/10. It deserves far more attention than it’s currently getting, and if you’ve ever loved Saturday/Sunday morning anime, it’s an easy recommendation. Peace!
Lighting does a lot of the heavy lifting, too. The soft glow of candles gives the shop a lived-in calm, which makes the darker events outside its walls feel all the more unsettling. And then there’s Jupiter, with his striking yellow and blue eyes, always perched nearby. He’s part of...
For my Is This Seat Taken? review, my score is 8/10. With a little more variety and some small usability improvements, it could have been a hidden gem. As it stands, it’s a solid, cosy puzzle game that fans of titles like A Little to the Left will likely enjoy.
There’s so much promise here. The world design, music, and animation show care and creativity. Akane is a strong lead, and the friendship with Bot is easy to love. But the writing often feels dated and tone-deaf, especially in its treatment of women. Combine that with a rocky early game...
Magic Inn
If the developers invest time into stronger customisation, polished dialogue, intuitive crafting, and more robust magic, this game could someday delight. For now—and unless major updates arrive soon—I won’t return to my innkeeper’s apron. I’m hopeful the devs take this review in the spirit it’s intended: critical, but caring. Better...
To wrap up my Catto’s Post Office review, let me be clear about what potential players should expect. This is a short, cute, and calming game with low stakes and even lower interactivity. 7/10, it delivers exactly what it says on the box—an hour-long experience with mail to deliver and...
My score is 7.5/10, but I can easily see Tales of the Shire going up a bit in rating with a few tweaks and a bit of optimisation. I believe that the pacing is slightly too slow for a wide audience, but it’s the perfect game for fans of gentle...
It’s not without its flaws. The sped-up typewriter-style voice sounds are awful for me—really obtrusive and overwhelming, especially with auditory processing issues. I had to shut them off right away. And it’s a real shame, because this game screams out for full voice acting from the VLDL crew. Even a...
