Recent reviews by Sharpie McSharp

Got this in the xmas sale last year, played a bit but the early levels were a bit 'meh' and never went back to it... Until this week, and found myself thoroughly enjoying it. Once you progress further through it, I found the levels get much more interesting. A little buggy at times, (managed to break E key from working a couple of times needing a restart, but the save system is forgiving enough that you don't have to redo anything much). Great price too.

Mindless zombie shooting, not bad for a quick easy blast for 0.79p. Does get repetitive, but plenty of achievements to make up for it.

It's alright, pleasant casual puzzler, nothing toooo taxing if you're into puzzle games, 79p in steam sale, can't complain. Workshop support so some life left in it yet.

Possibly the best 15p I've ever spent.

If you like first person puzzling, this is definitly worth a play if you can pick it up in the sale. It's not hugely challenging if you're a veteran of Talos Principle etc, but the the story keeps it interesting, and the ending is great. Bit short though so I wouldn't want to pay full price.

Wow, I went in totally blind, don't even remember buying it and had no idea what it was about. What a charming little gem. I tend to hate jumping games, but this pretty easy and not frustrating. Nice atmopshere, music etc.

£18 hahaha. I paid £10 in the sale and still feel I overpaid. This is an interesting concept/tech demo that they've tried to pad into a full game. Also I didn't really like the in-your-face style of the stuff between levels and the sound. Didn't suit the gameplay. It's worth a play if you can pick it up cheap.

The Witness is in a lot of ways a stunning piece of work. The environment is gorgeous, and the puzzles are challenging. You can sense the love and care that has gone in to preparing both. Be prepared to sink a lot of hours in, but it's worth it if you enjoy the puzzles. Try not to read too much about it, just dive in blind and discover as much as you can for yourself. Note: colour blind/deaf players will struggle with certain puzzles.

This plays like someone's college project. For the price I was expecting something a lot more polished. The starting office section is horrible and pointless and was almost enough to put me off playing further. The voice acting is awful. The default FOV is ridiculous - and you can't adjust whilst you are playing.

Highly recommended. Some stonking puzzles that will really get the brain going. Stars are much better - more accessible whilst still offering a challenge. I played this DLC when it first came out, and am replaying now over a year later and the puzzles still offer a nice challenge (since I forgot a lot of solutions). The bonus puzzles are especially good.