Adrian of Sweden 最近的评测

Very charming puzzle game with a lot of attention to detail! Characters follow your mouse around, a lot of random things are clickable.

very pleasant, doesn’t start too difficult. A general good vibe and good brain exercise.

I can't believe someone managed to mix a top-down dual-stick shooter with Zelda: A Link to the Past, but here we are!

Cute sprites, pleasing synth soundtrack, good action and exploration alike!

Where's the sequel?!

Incredibly charming puzzle game with lots of life! The puzzle system is quite unique, and the style of the game makes it timeless. The pacing is very good, subtly teaching you how the mechanics work, and hinting on how to break the rules (!). And don't mind the cute looks, there's definitely an ever increasing difficulty that should stimulate both beginners and experts. The soothing retro-style music is just the cherry on the cake!

Baba is Me. Baba is You. Baba is Everyone.

This is a pure sequel to the cult classic Monkey Island, made by the original creators, and it both shows and feels! The atmosphere, music, and humour is spot on, and so is the level of puzzles, but also with a fresh take on click-adventure UI!

I did write "sequel", but since it's got a "previously on..." storybook, there's no requirement to play previous MI games, but I most definitely recommend it, since MI 1 and 2 are masterpieces that also received fresh remasters not long ago.

Love click-adventure games? You probably know of the series and should _feel bad_ if you don't buy and play this one!

Better pixel graphics than Stardew Valley, and slightly more advanced, I think, with a large variation of things to do. A bit unclear which things are dependent on which unlockable technologies, though, but not a big bummer.

Cozy atmosphere, cute music, and a decent variety of things to do. Also good UI, good controls for both kb+m and controllers. You can also pass the save file between platforms like PC and iOS (and sneak a cheat in here and there if you wish)

Highly recommended feel-good game.

Simple town builder with cozy atmosphere. You pretty much only have the ability to add/delete tiles, and control the camera, but because of how clever the game is, you get huge variety in the layout and construction of the buildings.

Amazing adventure game that takes places in a future Scandinavian town with cyberpunk feel. Good music and voice acting, and unique game mechanics makes this a very memorable experience!

A surreal experience that's gives off nostalgic feelings to the dark times of the web in the early 90s. The games puts you in the role of a moderator for an Internet Service Provider, so most of the game consists of reading strange and eye-blasting geo-cities-like web pages and acting upon the contents in various ways. Contents change just like in old mirror-sites slash web rings, and forums come alive as if written by actual users. The whole experience is lifted up by lots of customisation and mezmerising soundtrack and effects. I was up until 2am stalking Corey in the house and banning income for a healing lady. My desktop has a hamburger and my hamster is dead.

It all looks made up to someone born after 1990, but let me tell you, it's all incredibly realistic, down to the weird cult-like message boards and weird hobbies.

TL;DR: The game is just like the trailers, so if you're interested after seeing those - go get it!

I don't think it's unfair to compare the classic Theme Hospital, because it's fairly obvious where Two Point Games have taken the inspiration. Another reason I don't think it's unfar is because they did an amazing job at making a spiritual successor!

Old players will experienced a vastly improved Theme Hospital, where everything good is kept, and everything bad is thrown out! There are also new sicknesses to treat and cure, and a massively improved interface.

New players will love the cute graphics, the room management, the humour, and relaxing music.

Totally worth the full price! Maybe with a bit of support we'll see some expansion packs in the future?