Recent reviews by Greg

A fun FTL clone in an interesting (and totally original) setting with lots of new gameplay mechanics. If you like FTL then you will definitely enjoy this one as well.

A great and very addicting drug dealer sim, the game doesn't have much content currently (around 12 hours before it starts getting very repetetive), however what is there is already pretty great and hopefully it will get even better with updates.

It's alright.

An immersive hobo-landlord survival RPG simulator with tons of activites to do, places to explore and upgrades to buy. Incredibly addicting if you're on the spectrum, would highly recommend.

A great and intuitive cleaning simulator game with well designed levels with lots of secrets to find, also comes with a great story that is full of humour.
I had experienced a couple of bugs like bodies T-posing after you pick them up but they're only visual and don't affect the enjoyment of the game in slightest.

If you like Viscera Cleanup Detail then this is a must-have.

A walking simulator with an interesting theme that relies too much on hallucinations to convolute it's basic story without any substance. The segments with actual gameplay are extremely short and easy. Takes about 2 hours to complete if you take your time. No alternate endings or choices so there is zero replayability.

Honestly, this might have been better as a short film instead of a game.

An easier alternative to My Summer Car with some issues. While the game is a lot of fun at first when you're still exploring all the gameplay elements, it quickly gets stale once you figure out the main moneymaker activities and have to start grinding them out to get access to most of the end-game stuff. Progress is also gated behind befriending the various residents of the island which only involves talking to them every day and giving them gifts, basically you have to incorporate talking to every NPC into your daily schedule in order to progress the game and at some point it starts to feel annoying.

The car handling feels great, but I experienced a lot of issues with car physics bugging out in the middle of a turn and sending me into the stratosphere, this can result in having to reload your save and lose the entire day of progress, which is really annoying when it happens at the end of the day. The world feels empty and doesn't have much to do apart from driving around, doing jobs and racing, it could definitely use some more interactive elements or more NPCs to make it feel more alive.

Overall it's a fun game for a few hours but get very grindy later on. If you like chore focused games then you'll most likely enjoy it but I cannot recommend it to everyone.

Immensely difficult and addicting survival experience with a ton of depth. The UI could use some tweaks but the game is still fantastic even without them, would recommend to anyone with an interest in survival games.

A straight downgrade from it's predecessor, suffers from many issues such as poor enemy variety, oddly paced main quest, boring and forgettable characters, very small dungeons, lackluster rewards from exploration, less challenging combat, boring sidequests and a disappointingly short end-game.

I think I'll keep replaying the first game instead of touching this ever again.

A very unique take on the horror videogame genre where you conduct colonoscopies on increasingly more disgusting patients, gameplay mainly involves removing various items found in the colon and cauterizing bleeding wounds. It can get a little dull near the end as the levels progressively get longer and don't really provide and sort of challenge.
It's a fairly short game with no replayability but going through it is a fun experience.