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Get Ket, the arcade game. Saying anything more would be wasted words.

Starts as a promising SCP-like, but becomes an unclear grind towards the end.

The Furons aren't redubbed into German, and the soundtrack isn't German death metal like in the trailer. 0/10, would pay money for that DLC.

Ignoring that dealbreaker, if you don't like shooting people with electric death rays, burning death rays, and the atomic family's minivan, sanic booms when you gotta go fast, weaponized butt plugs, making peoples' heads asplode for their BRAAAINS, a flying saucer with anti-matter bombs, lasers, and Spinal Tap-brand Speakers of Doom, and otherwise juts blowing things up, I can't help you and can only recommend you reconsider you gaming choices.

Just buy No Man's Sky instead. Everything Empyrion has - including custom ship-building - No Man's Sky does more of and better.

Keeping the spirit of 90's collectathons and mashing them up with metroidvanias for a supremely-fun game.

A 90's-style adventure game where the dialogue feels like it was written whilst the developer was high in Creativity Heaven, and the increasingly-strange characters and environments you encounter feel like the developer, while still in his Creativity Heaven high, managed to ascend into an even higher level of Heaven, and the plot was carefully cooked up as the most elaborately-transparent excuse possible to showcase all this.

TL;DR: This is the most pleasant fever dream you will ever play. Do it for the phat beats, bro. Aw yisss!

A practical demonstration of what it means to "go touch grass", Land of Screens is a short, sweet little romp through reality. The game is definitely more about the story than the puzzles - but at least the puzzles have a purpose within the story and aren't there merely because this is an adventure game, and the story is quite good.

My only complaint is how short it is. It took me about 1 hour and 20 minutes (80 minutes for the pedantic) to beat and do all the interactions. I mean, for 6 bucks USD as of the time of this review, it's still a great buy. I just felt like things were over too quickly.

The world is ending, the beings behind it seemingly have no interest in humanity, and you're stuck in the middle of it. How will you spend your final hours? How will you deal with the revelation of just how small and insignificant humanity really is? And what, if anything, can be done about it?

I love this little game. It's short, to the point, and offers you multiple perspectives on the end of the world by forces beyond our comprehension, all of which have their own, unique answers to the above questions.

10/10 this dev made a moving and emotional adventure game about climbing down a well. Would dare any other dev to replicate.

A fast-paced, bite-sized JRPG, Unsung Kingdom is about three mages from the future trying to stop their country's beloved king from dying a premature death. The English translation is good, the combat and gameplay, while stripped to their bare minimum, are quite enjoyable, and while there is minimal grinding, it's balanced out by the simplicity of combat.