This game was... a game. The premise made no sense, lots of leaps of logic on puzzles, and mechanics were clunky. Only plus I saw is the game was incredibly pretty.

I played each one of these games separately, and I gotta tell you; either I'm an idiot, or this game expects leaps in logic that will kill you from terminal velocity. Also timey whimey ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

I played each one of these games separately, and I gotta tell you; either I'm an idiot, or this game expects leaps in logic that will kill you from terminal velocity.

I played each one of these games separately, and I gotta tell you; either I'm an idiot, or this game expects leaps in logic that will kill you from terminal velocity.

I played each one of these games separately, and I gotta tell you; either I'm an idiot, or this game expects leaps in logic that will kill you from terminal velocity.

I played each one of these games separately, and I gotta tell you; either I'm an idiot, or this game expects leaps in logic that will kill you from terminal velocity.

A fun and zany take on the Roswell UFO incident and events that precipitated due it. You haven't had fun until you anal probe someone's brain out.

This game caught me off guard; I played it more as a joke to myself and thought I'd hate it. It was pretty fun, and pretty creepy, too. Make your character's name Anon, though, and it's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ funny.

With more content comes more fun! The sequel to Ty the Tasmanian Tiger is a vast improvement on the original with new fun mechanics and minigames.

Another game from my childhood; coming back, the controls are clunkier than I remember, and it feels like they may use just a little too much Aussie slang, but it was a great nostalgia trip for me.