Recent reviews by Gareki

Terracards is a unique roguelike game. Did not expect to play and enjoy this as much as I have.

To counter the negative reviews:
1. There was one point where I thought I broke the game, with how OP my income was compared to my rent. But the rent increases exponentially, which eventually caught up to me. So no, this game is not simply easy and broken.
2. Terracards does have depth, there are many combinations and builds that will boost you to infinity. As you progress, the game will require you to think about complicated layouts and proper resource routes which i really like. Furthermore, you unlock a few other "characters" which give you different buff and encourage a different gameplays on your runs.

Hoping for more content in the future. All the best

Nice and cute game BUT definitely not an idle game.

I bought this with it being idle in mind and got disappointed, not only are you required to actually be playing all the time, the game PAUSES when you alt tab. Please remove the idler tag it is very misleading.

SPOILER:
If you want to 100% achievements, make sure you check them out 'cause two of them are very tricky and had me starting a 2nd run just to get the achievements.

I loved this game so much I bought it for my friends so they can work for free.

Already 100% and my life is empty, can't wait for more games like this.

i'm making this review right after I (rage) quit the game cause I consecutively died to a mosquito 4x. fun game.

blowing is life

Just finished the whole game a few minutes ago and I am under at least five known emotions at the moment.

OneShot brings the "attachment to the game" to a whole new level. It's like a friend, your favorite food, your family, or your long lost son. It isn't just a game BRO, it's an experience.

Story writing: 10/10 superb. I can't think of any loopholes or faulty logic at the moment (I'm not thinking, game is too good)
Art: 8/10. I've always been a sucker for pixel art so I'm gonna be biased about it.
Puzzle: 8/10. OneShot isn't really going for some mind blowing puzzle game, to be honest I've played much complex ones before. Simple and interesting does the trick. Difficulty is casual but would still require you to use brain cells at the least, leaving you satisfied after figuring it out.

This game deserves all the praise it got and will for sure be getting in the future. And I just want to say, I LOVE YOU NIKO!!!! It has been a pleasure meeting you.

Thank you devs. Thank you. Unforgettable.

Following the Rusty Lake franchise was not a mistake. Really am a fan of their works!

1. Game play 7/10. The White Door doesn't exactly have an extensive game play, but you get what you paid for. Enough story line to get you going and thinking, and some concepts were actually unique to the game.
2. Art: 8/10. I've been bombarded by flashy graphics lately, and The White Door's simple art design is honestly pleasing to the eyes. As usual, it has its own Rusty Lake vibe going.
3. Difficulty: 4/10. The puzzles and completing the game itself weren't that hard, but finding the achievements are. Up to now I still haven't collected all of them.

Definitely recommended if you just want to click and chill.

Hue is that game I play when I want to chill; the combination of the game music and the simple yet beautiful art design is perfect. I find myself stopping mid-game and staring at my screen sometimes just to appreciate it (I even made screenshots of this my screensaver). For me the game play was really unique since I have yet to play something like this before, it is not the usual point-click puzzle game as we know. Furthermore, I liked the the mini mystery on the story line as well as the consistent inspiring/intriguing phrases every now and then.

Perfect for casual play, since the puzzles are not that hard but still challenge you to a degree. Casual but it will still make you feel smart at some point. I may have been stuck on 2 or 3 stages for days though, but aside from that everything else was pretty okay. Eventually the game will challenge your reflexes as well lmao

At the time I finished it it seemed so short for me, but now that I think about it the distribution of stages was just right; any longer and it would have been dragging. If you want something new and aesthetic, definitely recommend.

The music and the overall theme of the game just gets me, aside from the mechanics of the game itself. It's creepy but interesting at the same time, making you question what the ♥♥♥♥ am I doing for this hotel. Bought the rusty lake games in a bundle and I must say the price is worth it! I suggest you guys to not look at the internet if you're stuck, it's there. It's there, and you just have to be patient and think harder, it would be so much more worth it.

At the time, I'm almost done with Paradise (2nd one). I love this series, hope the creators have more content cause I'm definitely subscribing.