Recent reviews by Freff

Party House by itself is already GOTY, you're tellin' me there's 49 other games in here??

It lets me live out my childhood dream of having a 10 foot vertical leap

Your Turn To Die is what Danganronpa wishes it could be. (Speaking as a huge Danganronpa fan)

A sheep of all trades, but master of none. The roguelike part is fun and controls well, but not a ton of variety. The cult building is cool, but you max out your levels pretty quick. The management sim is hectic and involved, but lacks important quality-of-life features (such as an indicator of what a specific cultist's jobs are), and the artstyle is incredible but the enemy designs are pretty meh. While it may not do any one thing perfectly, it has enough in it and more than addictive enough to be worth the $25 price tag!

Take those old TF2 Jump/Surf maps and inject a dose of pure, concentrated anime into it, and you get Neon White. Completely oozing with style, feels great to play, with amazing music by Machine Girl. If this sounds like your jam, then it's your JAM.

Also, works surprisingly well with a controller!

Characters are VERY squishy and there's no checkpoints or undo buttons in the middle of levels, forcing you to play a little more safely than your average tactics game, especially considering the card based gameplay gives you a limited amount of actions per turn.

That being said, it's still a lot of fun, just needs a few balance tweaks to become something really great.

What you see is what you get with this one, Deckbuilder but the cards are Chess pieces. Very good amount of content for the $10 price tag, and the runs are refreshingly short? Usually around a half hour if you get far enough through the post-run Endless Mode.

Team Ladybug's been making games with Shmup-like elements for years and finally went "wait, what if we just made a Shmup?"

And they made a damn good one!

It's not what you're expecting. It's way better

Very reminiscent of old XBLIG games, down to the traced artwork! 30 minutes of pure dopamine rush per run, very much worth the 3 dollar price tag, especially considering it's still in active development. Hopefully the devs will take advantage of its' popularity to reach full potential!