This game had so much potential but got lost in all the feelgood stuff. It's message of loss forgets the other important things of (real) sorrow, sadness, grief and CHOICE...

The Afterburn recipe works. Overall a challenging but quite fun experience. It's nice to look at and enjoy. Ideally, grab it in the Afterburn Puzzle Bundle if you (want to) own their other games.

This was a fun little entry that took about an hour on the Steam Deck to complete. I am sure it would be even faster with mouse and keyboard. Due to the game time you might want to pick it up on sale.

Much better than the previous one in the series. So do I end up recommending it? Yeah. Mainly due to the historic facts and how the game shows the hero for one story is the bad guy for the other...

Games like these are important when history is being twisted in various ways. This is captured in here, and because of that I endorse it, despite the somewhat goofy gameplay mechanics.

If you got it for free go ahead and play. If you do not care about the full completion go ahead and get it on sale. They have a fantastic core game which is sadly drowned by SO MUCH busy-work...

The third level did not even have stickmen, just the planes. There was no fun during this one. Get it on sale if you must, but honestly there are better entries in the series...

The story felt like playing an episode of Scooby Doo. But with everyone being animals. And instead of Velma there's a depressed duck. Nicely done, recommended and eagerly awaiting more duck lore!

A silly and yet intriguing story that gradually adds some stuff to keep it fresh and engaging for the whole two to three hours. All to maximise the potential of the limited cast and location. Get it!

This has truly become my favourite Amanita Design game. The right combination of relaxing and engaging, nice to look at but visually unique. Definitely recommended!