A walking simulator set inside of a feline filled dream world. There isnt much gameplay in this "game", but the exploration is surreal. There really isnt a way to describe what this does, other than being a love letter to LSD dream simulator. It's worth a play to check out the world, and cats that it has to offer 5/10
I'll start with saying i loved every minute of this game. After the intro, you take the role of a young girl looking for her uncle inside of a food store. Youre goal is to find batterys to power the air conditioning in the back room, while a tiny bowl of evil ramen chases you around. The world design is fantastic and it'll remind you of a 90's anime. Im eagerly waiting for the next part of the game, and i highly recommend everyone to check this one out. 9/10
One of the weirdest games i have ever played, and it was awesome. This whole game feels like some strange acid trip, and you never really feel like you have a grap at whats going on. The voice acting is that terrible overly compressed audio we all know and love from the days passed. Its funny, its creepy, and has a strange nostalgia feeling to it. 7/10
A retro fast food simulation game with a horror twist. I don't even know where to start with this one. You start off by opening the restaurant, and proceeding to serve customers. After a short while, strange things begin to happen, and it really starts to take off. The twist on this one is fantastic, and there wasnt a single dull moment. Its and awesome game, and i recommend it to anyone who likes a good twist. 9/10
More of a slightly interactive short film than a game, but its interesting none the less. While it isnt the most interactive, i like the "found footage" aspect of this one. Its very short, but leaves you wondering what really took place. 4/10
Noir styled game, with a creepy and unexpected twist. This one throws itself into the walking simulator catagory as well, but it feels a lot different than most of them. The game is very quiet, and i find that it works well for it. Looking forward to the next episode for sure. 6/10
This one starts you off stuck in a room, trying to unlock a padlock that is on a door on the other side to help a "crying woman. The game is very puzzle based, and randomly generated as well. Each time you play, it seems like you get a different set of items for you to try to find a way to open the door. While the game is quite short, and the ending definitely isnt spectacular, this game does something that makes this a must play. The enviroment, while small, is wonderfully executed, and the sense of mystery the whole time is great. 7/10
Boy is this one strange. Another walking simulator kind of game, with heavy focus on story telling through the in game computers, and enviroment design. Not much to say about it other than that, the story is vague, but its definitely one you should check out for its design. 4/10
After getting of your bus, your goal is to walk back home. While this is most definitely a "walking simulator", it makes up for it with its atmosphere. The sound, and colors used in the game really make the whole experience. The game also features two different endings. 4/10
Short game, but tense all the way through. Your goal is to collect keycards and navigate through a science facility to flip a specific switch. The audio and envoriment is fantastic all the way through, even though the game can get a bit repeditive. Bonus points for not adding jumpscares. 6/10
