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Ducks migrate thousands of km to get away from your whining... 'nuff said.
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Quack Quack!

What a calm and clever puzzle game. I haven't seen the folding paper mechanic in any other game as a core gameplay, yet and it's a lot of fun. The art is colorful and feels coherent and well drawn. The puzzles begin easy but do get harder by time.
It's not long (first play through ~5-6hrs), but it is absolutely enough and shouldn't be longer for the story it tells. The story has good beats and feels like a proper red line. If this would be a book it was nice to read it in one go.

Amazing Asynchronous coop game. Play it play it play it!
It feels absolutely different while playing, than just reading about it or watching lets plays. Great experience! It is rather short, but thats also the reason why it feels polished during gameplay.

Beautiful, mesmerizing, clever, creative, unique, simple mechanics lead to complex solutions.

Despite some other negative comments, this game has exactly the right length. It's long enough and gives lots of things to do after beating the main routes. The puzzles are fair and well made and I absolutely dig the orange mechanic. Has lots of clever ideas for just being a cube with 6 sides.

Having devoured Monument Valley 1+2, I needed to get a hand on this one as well.
I am not 100% sure, but at first glance it felt like the pages are not quite working, as the buttons seem to be misplaced; then I figured I can just drag those and suddenly that whole game got momentum. Although a small (and not super hard) game, assembling all the parts is so absolutely satisfying. Plus the small story wrapped around this is nice and feels well, especially the voice acting give the people so much character. Very very likeable.
A great piece for in between.

Having re-watched the trailers, it felt as if the graphics have been a bit blown up? So I am not sure if I would recommend it here, but rather have that experience on a phone as it is probably more fun there to twist around the object and dis-assemble them. The rotating bit is a bit frustrating at first with a mouse and I guess with a finger sliding over it feels more natural.

Anyhow, once more - great for 1.5hrs in the afternoon for taking a deep breath and get a little calm game... and then call your relatives and ask them if they need some help in anything, and give them a huge auditive hug - then you feel refreshed all the way.

Like in a graphic novel you will run through each frame from left to right. You can re-arrange those panels to your needs. The game mechanic is pretty easy but due to the clever game design and narrative around those panels there are lots and lots of different possibilities with each and every outcome. The graphics are slick, the movement is either done by performance capture or rotoscoping. The style is amazing and the gameplay is fresh. Definitely recommended.

This is something completely different than you have ever seen. The art is just amazing! The puzzles incorporated into this art makes absolute sense and in general it's just fun to walk through this creative world. Also be sure to search for the making of after. Incredible.

Fantastic little casual game.
Idea of the game is to collect three stones and put them on their specific spot.
Everything happens in small dioramas... and all of them are unique. beautiful sceneries, great calming music. Especially recommended after a hard day at work!

This game found its way onto my ssd at the exact right time. It was exactly the game I searched for. An arcade racer without cheesy cutscenes, no weaponry stuff just pure racing in beautiful sceneries. At the beginning I was like mnja, but after 2 tracks it got me hooked and I wanted to get my 100%. The steering is very fine despite what other reviews have mentioned. it takes a while to get accustomed but drifting and boosting feels fast and really good. Odd though, it has no multiplayer included...
But now after 10hrs and having played it through completely I don't have much more to unlock and have seen all the levels. Don't have a vrheadset but I can imagine it being super fun