Breathtakingly beautiful, visually and musically, but it gives the minimum in being a fun and entertaining game.

A stylish, freeing game with a distinctive humor and personality, although the platforming and movement doesn't always feel as ideal.

Despite an unclear story and very simple controls, Never Yield is an incredibly catchy and satisfying game to master and move along to.

Incredibly charming and silly, although it could have used more variety in the couples and in the gameplay.

A heartwarming yet surprisingly dark tale about family; tells its story well despite sometimes making you backtrack for little details.

Impactful story well told through the game, but the missions feel fairly repetitive and the Switch version definitely needs some work.

Adorable and addicting, but it combines different game elements that don't always tie well together and the optimization needs some work.

KAMIKO is a short and simple but catchy adventure with quite a bit of replay value and style.

Despite some slight limitations, Kill It With Fire gives you freedom and interesting goals along your journey of destruction.

An excellent combination of the bizarre environments of the previous games combined with more "game" aspects that made it more interactive

Humor and charm first drew me in to this game, it held my interest with a good amount of challenge and rewards.

A delightfully sweet story, a wide cast of characters, and fun RPG strategy gameplay makes an excellent indie with lots of personality.

Catchy and sharp, with a wholesome nostalgic style. I wish there were more to do within the main story.

Silly, short mystery adventure very worth playing for the characters, dialogue, and protagonist.

Simplistic and short, but very clever in its investigative gameplay and meaningful in its themes.

Developer: Puzzling Dream Note: The Way was originally released for PC in 2016. The Way Remastered was released for the Switch in...

A satisfying and relaxing (for those who enjoy destruction) game, I wish it had more content but I had a great time with it.

Excelled in the way that it used game mechanics for storytelling, making you feel a part of it while it breaks your heart.

Absolutely beautiful watercolor landscapes and a raw, emotional tale, but didn't feel like there was much importance to the gameplay.

A surreal and eerie experience that only takes about an hour to play through, but will leave you feeling disoriented in a good way.