Recent reviews by Calix

Really good game, better with friends. Dev Tyler is doing a great job with content

Short crime solving game, but pretty fun. It took me a little less than 2 hours for the first play through, and another for the second ending. Not overly scary, little creepy at first, with some jump scares. Story ended up being pretty predictable, but it was still fun.

A great continuation of the first Happyhills game!!! Finally getting to discover the truth regarding what happened and what made John the monster he is. I do agree that due to the engine, just like the 1st one does, this one's screen flashes with random stuff, which can get distracting and annoying.

Here's hoping that we can get another or a some more lore or something, because 1 and 2 are great!

Actually a lot of fun, had a few laughs with friends while playing it.

This game actually did get pretty dark the more I played it. I absolutely loved it from beginning to end though. I got all the achievements after multiple runs, and found that I hated it being so repetitive in aspects, but overall, it was worth it. Every new ending I uncovered just added to the full story.

I really enjoyed this game! It had a really interesting storyline, even if it was kind of predictable after a certain point to see where it was going. Honestly a fantastic anomaly game, was a little jumpscary but not over the top. The anomalies were creative, got me quite a few times. Would love to see a DLC or continuation. Will be replaying again to finish all achievements.

A great fun little puzzle game (mix of point and click puzzle and eerie storytelling) from Rusty Lake. I had played Cube Escape and other Rusty Lake titles, so seeing all the references to their previous games felt like coming back home, and game style didn't let me down. This was an amazing tribute and celebration to the game's player base, and very enjoyable. Happy Birthday Rusty Lake, thank you for adding this little masterpiece to a long list of your other masterpieces <3

Been playing for almost a year now and can say that I still do play every day I can.

Yeah there are faults; Random glitches, bugs, ect. but from the almost year I've been playing I can confidently say, its dev team are usually already aware of a lot of issues and either hotfix them during the days/nights or have them fixed by the next patch. And those patches come around sooner than we realise (every 1 month theres usually something new).

Graphics are nice and a lot of the times I use the camera mode to take ingame photos. Hunting is a lot of fun, there can be a few bugs at times regarding shots or glitchy animals, but usually its pretty smooth. Mining and bug catching are my favourite, (anyone that see's my ingame plot will know that) as its simple but also makes good Palian moneys. The players, especially the regulars, are amazing and friendly and because of that I've made many new friends because of Palia.

Palia still has so much potential to grow, and with the new Elderwoods update soon to come, we all are hoping they will nail it. Until then, I'll be making my house for the 100000th time (my OCD goes a bit wild ingame, it's great) and waiting for the next patch's new things that keep me coming back!

Had this on my list to play. Definitely my least favourite of all their cat games. The black background was a horrible design choice, as it is hard as heck to see black outline on it. The art itself kinda feels a bit lazy compared to their other games. To click on some of the cats, the hitboxes were very off.

The games a fairly decent game, except I came across one BIG issue if you're achievement hunting/playing. Purrmuda. If you don't smash all the nacho's but you've already got the goldfish behind one nacho, you are basically f**ked. Even if you go back and smash the other nacho's, it WILL NOT give you the achievement. If you reset the game, it'll reset EVERYTHING, so you still need to go through every level just to redo the end level for one achievement,
For this reason, it just lost me,