All Along the Toon Tower:
Really cute visuals, smooth animation and the concept was pretty neat. I will say that there weren't too many levels, I think it ended just when it needed to. The ending was pretty funny and got a chuckle from my partner and I.

Sensation:
This was a strange one, I don't know if I was the bad guy or not... definitely felt like uncaring paparazzi who only wants to capture a story and make a buck. The ending was confusing, and I don't want to play it again to find out what it meant. I liked the concept though.

I Ate Old Man's Liver:
What in the world did I just experience? The story was a wild roller coaster of a ride. It was very crude, but maybe you could glean that from the title. I definitely felt like something was up part way through the story when the dogs were talking to me. The game play reminded me of an old game I had as a kid where you just moved a dinosaur from side to side to dodge meteors. The controls were difficult especially when the cockroach man comes out and pushes you. After many failed attempts I was able to complete the game and the ending gave me a laugh.

No I'm Not a Human:
The reason I bought this bundle. I watched John Wolfe play the demo on youtube and thought it looked pretty neat. I really enjoyed the visuals, there's something really unnerving about them, especially the loose skinned man outside my window. I enjoy the concept as well as having to try and deduce if someone is a visitor or not.

I think it will just benefit from and English speaking person to go through the text and fix up spelling errors or translation errors, however, the errors as they are at the moment are charming.

Really looking forward to the complete game.

This is worth it for the No, i'm not a human i'm a ɿ̲̻ ʍ́ ρ̇̎Ծ̬͎Տ̯ͦ Ե̧͗_ͅ_̝̆ȝ̍ͯՐ͂͡" game alone, as the others in the collection are pretty throwaway. Hopefully it sees a full, standalone game soon because the premise, art style, sense of paranoia, and looming dread of the sun are so juicy and hair raising, it kept me coming back just to have different conversations with people. This game involves strangers (some human, some not, all pretending to be people) approaching your door in a time of need, and you need to either let them in or turn them down, with once they are in you can sus them out further. Its worth walking in blind and drinking up the atmosphere.

The "I am not a human, I am a visitor" game is the first horror game in a long time to give me the creeps! It is expertly made with mood setting visuals, a nice storyline to follow, and great characters. The entire game has an unsettling feel to it. Some characters being a tough choice at the same time as some of them being painfully obvious is awesome. Below is a review chart!

Gameplay: very good
Graphics: good
Audio: good (there is an audio file mix up since this version is the demo, but it only adds to the creepiness}
Audience: adult
Story: lovely
Difficulty: can be anything depending on how you want to play
Grind: none
Game Time: this demo is relatively short
Price: could charge more!

This game is AMAZING! BUY IT!