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An Easter to Remember is essentially Lunch Lady on crack. Avoid a chainsaw maniac in s bunny outfit in a find key, open door loop. Obstacles like alarms, bear traps, even boarded up doors spawn the close you get to finding the exit key. It also has a co-op mode I did not get to try, but inten dto drag a friend along to rescue the kids left alive.

When I played the killer did glitch (see video above). There has been an update that mayt have fixed it, but can't confirm. If not, hopefully the dev see this and fixes it.

Either way, if you enjoy Lunch Lady type games, give An Easter to Remember a shot. Hopefully we'll get another map or two down the line, but for $5.99 USD thus makes for a good random game night solo or with a friend.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-SIZgQqq9w

Was interested when I saw it was a pachinko roguelike deck-builder and was not let down. The gritty 8-bit aesthetic adds a subtle horror vibe that is a nice touch to the two modes available. You either go true rogue fashgion with the tower climb, or dive into the story mode that lets you earn permanent upgrades and cards, not to mention unlock things for future tower climb sessions.

I did manage to find a combo that became my go to in every session, but the further I got the more important my card choices became to stay alive against foes with higher defense (the offensive levels weren't much to deal with though). But even with that subtle repetition I found myself coming back to try to get higher in the climb or stringer in the story (currently in new story+).

All in all, Teares of the Maker has been a surprisingly addictng experience. Give the demo a shot if you're not sure, but if you like an old-school rogue chllenge that deviates a bit from the norm then I gotta suggest you check this one out.

Meh.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pn_7GPv7iM

A genuinely fun lethal company-like title where you get a set amount of time to collect scrap, form it into items customers you call want, then deliver to meet your quota. A few puzzle-like elements that make speed running a little more difficult, and some basic enemies (chickens with knives, spinning blade trash cans, head-butting robo dogs, etc.) that can slow you down or do more harm than expected. Fail and the authorities capture you and your team.

If you're looking for a fun new dose of friendslop (though this far from slop) then grab your pals and give Delivery & Beyond. It's free, so what have you got to lose other than some time?

I want my money back.

Started in 2023, finally came back to finish it in 2026. Almost6 3 years later and the game still runs like crap, assets float in the air, THE MUSIC IS OBNOXIOUSLY LOUD, plus the dev never did edit the textures of all those frames. Respect for how large the world is, but punch-out ending of text I didnt see until a second before I cut back to the main menu was not worth it.

Low res horror title. Demo lasts one in-game day. Looks good, foundation has potential. 10 minute experience with achievements if that's your thing. One expected jump scare and a police officer who doesn't know how to wear a hat.

Wish there was more to go by to make me excited. Other than a barebones foundation, not much here is all that gripping. The promise of an Endless Mode in the final product is definitely appealing, though.

Either way: Free demo, 10 minutes, a few achievements. Check it out.

Short, boring Dollmare inspired horror game. Pack a few small dolls, candy combos or pre-packed candies into one of four boxes across seven days, then find an axe to exit to a black screen with END and nothing else. I had to force close the game to exit once done.

There's a hint at a story, but nothing happens aside two jump scares (three but the one didnt happen for me, just the noise). Go in, do as told, go deeper into the storage area ince in a while, leave. One room is LITERALLY called BLA BLA ROOM ffs.

Cheap cash grab knocking off an existing better ip (that also bored me like this one) that only excells at helpin g you fall asleep from boredom. And yes, that's why I have 90 minutes on this thing. I nodded off around day five and a neighbor making noise woke me up, who I promptly cursed out under my breath as it meant I had to get back to Twisted Toys... :(

I got NDfF itself through the January Humbe Choice bundle. Initially I was enjoying the game so grabbed the FLC to further support the devs. Sadly, as stated in the game review, I grew wear of the repetition, and wasn't surprised the items included here were barely used. Waste of $5 as far as benefits to the title itself goes.

Fun, chill side-scrolling rpg that started wearing thin an hour in. Take quest, go left or right, go back, repeat. Insert random boss fight. Slew of side quests above format often drags out.

I enjoy the wit behind the game. I don;t really watch the youtube channel the people behin this game have, so no clue if accurate to the characters or not, though I do enjoy the dialogue and exchanges they all have.

At the final boss now, but trying to wrap up the side-quests and achievements. Spent two hours just now and accomplished so little in the grqnd scheme of other ♥♥♥♥ to get 100%. NDfF is good if you want a chill experience, but you'll likly find yourself getting tired of the repetition and skipping dialogue faster than you might expect. The quest to 100% is brought on by ocd and forcing myself to finish what I started...