Such mindless fun with an equally greatly intoxicating community that you want to partake in is a rare thing to come across, every moment spent is greatly enjoyable. Cherish it while it lasts. 5/5

In the game's own words, the game "Might be a lie, an illusion... but it keeps you going." If it wasn't for CDPR's ability to tell amazing stories, all the game would come undone to nothing. 3/5

One of a kind that will create a new generation of developers wanting to join the games industry. In the meanwhile, be teleported into another world of humble despair that you won't want to end. 5/5

Unfair balancing turn an otherwise wonderful story game into a grindful, soul like mess that once the stars align, illustrates what could be but won't be for the average player in combat. 4/5

Uniquely liberating to play. Hidden gem, not many games offer the sense of freedom from navigation alone. Mastery of this movement can bring out its flaws when trying to appeal to everyone. 4/5

What games should be, all fun, no second thoughts. Dodgbeball esc loop that you won't find anywhere else. Even if not in your tastes of games, will leave you with a good experience guaranteed. 5/5

Great filler than doesn't evolve as it goes on. Players stay in their comfort zone when it comes to ships and weapons, getting a bit stale. Game should encourage to make players experiment more. 3/5

Approachable city defence game for the casual audience. Initial momentum runs out of steam towards the end of the game as battles turn to death ball contest and performance tanking along with it. 3/5

While Noita being a rouge-like hampers its memorable experimentation with wand spells as a cost to its rouge-like nature, you'll be itching to go down into the deep for hundreds of more runs. 4/5

A love letter to a style of genre ingrained forever in our memories from our youth. Let that not take away its ability to craft its own unique identity after all these years a the zero-g racers. 5/5