This game is not interesting enough in what it's doing to be worth it. It's just dull.

When I want to get lost in those memories again, it's Dino Run I turn to. I return to that tiny bubble and let the doom lash the outside of my door, safe in this bubble I've created.

I'm torn on how I feel about Dinner with an Owl. I genuinely enjoyed the twenty minutes I played, but also felt robbed of the game this should have been.

There is not a single genre that is not improved by the addition of dinosaurs. Go on, try to name one. I’ll wait.

In being locked in Julian’s narrative, I think of my own narrative and though processes. I find his is not a head I feel safe in.

There’s an undeniable charm to Dinkum. Everything about how Dinkum executes on that idea, though, highlights how much good gameplay is needed to sell a good idea. The very design of Dinkum is a slog.

More than anything, this is a game that feels like it belongs in a museum, playing on a loop in a motion simulator.

Between the intentional poor design choices and the unintentional obnoxiousness, there is very little fun to be found here.

Despite it’s awkwardness, there’s a charm to Dimensional Gears.

Dicey Dungeons lacks most of what I enjoy in a deck-builder, and replaces it with nothing. It feels hollow and random, with no real sense of control or ability to gain it.