Recent reviews by Vexivian

F*cking fantastic! They took all the good stuff from the first game and continued it. Everything I said about the first (original and definite) edition is true for this one. I want to see more from Moon Studios.

This is such a relaxing and beautiful piece of art and you are entirely part of it.

Trailer doesn't match the vibe of this game in actuality so I think they should change the trailer to match the calm atmosphere of the actual gameplay. I enjoyed this game; it was calm and relatively difficult. Makes for interesting matches.

yep

Pretty fun - not as innovative as the public may have you believe. It's a multiplayer like games used to be with a pretty generic story (which could have been solved with good communication) but fun to play nonetheless with its gameplay!

On second playthrough I think I didn't give it enough credit initially. The environment is so cool; there are so many little things you can just f*ck around with. There's a fish and I danced to it with my buddy and then whoever gave the better performance got to turn the blender on- you had to be there.
Some of the earlier "powers" I didn't love- I played it with controller because this game just works so well with it but aiming with one is hell haha I don't particularly care for combat in this game- I think it's one of the weaker things due to the aiming and spotty aim-assist, but overall this game was fun the first time and the second time and likely also the third time. Gets pretty morbid at times and oh god I didn't wanna do the thing with the clawmachine (you'll know when you get there). That was torture for me- a stuffie enjoyer. Would've loved for the speedy, fast-paced, bits to be longer but yaknow. Still cool.

This game made me giggle and smile when I had a bad day. If I didn't have to sleep I might still be playing epic volleyball. You'll know the one I mean when you bounce the ball for the first time.. Definite frog vibes.

Likely wouldn't pay full price ($25) for it as it is quite short and might not have huge replay-ability, but it was fun to play and I enjoyed the quirky humor. Even with my low hours I've already tried for a few extra things like achievements which are pretty meaningless and external motivators. Regardless, the game made me smile when nothing else would so that's got value all in itself and I found it quite charming..

I mean it's pretty good. The UI (inventory and the like) could be better. I'd like more overview on that front. For example being able to see all the skill "blocks" on the same screen without overlays obstructing things. Or being able to mouse over all the items equipped and in backpack (or in bank when in bank menu) on the same screen without having to toggle back and forth.

Gameplay's really cool. I like the fast-paced combat and I think that's pretty much the strength of Borderlands 2. I like the story as well, but I don't know very much about it (having only played BL2 at the point of writing this); it's definitely made me smile, chuckle, sad - and most importantly - have fun. Great pickup.

peck

I played this for the first time on the Playstation and I loved it then - it brought me to tears; it was so beautiful.. and it still is. Meeting other travelers on your journey is lovely. You can only chirp to one another, but that's the beauty of it. Understanding one another despite the lack of words. Journeying together. Just get to the mountain... together. I'm not sure what more I can say about it. It's definitely not mechanic-heavy, but that's not the type of game it tries to be either. It's an experience I'm grateful to have had.

A similar experience: ABZÛ.

A beautiful world to explore with creative powers and platforming.

Luv yu, wittle ston fren