s.p.l.i.t almost feels more like a playable Harlan Ellison short story than a proper game, and that works fully to its advantage. It's short, sweet, and brutal in its presentation. Delicious!

MiSide could have easily been another surface-level parody game, but beneath its one-note first impression is a game packed with fun ideas, wit, and more than enough variety to keep you happy. Tasty!

Slitterhead is extremely janky and much too ambitious for its own good, but it pulls through where it counts: fantastic action, brilliant atmosphere, and a strong cast of characters. Tasty!

Proximate is excellent when it focuses on its subtle horror, but it sadly spends far too much time on far less subtle humor and commentary on corporate culture that sadly doesn't land. Edible.

ENA: Deam BBQ's first chapter carries plenty of charm and wit, but fails to capture anything beyond occasional amusement thanks to dull gameplay and a frustratingly vague and sparse story. Gross.

I'm very fond of classic DOOM, and this is by far the best, most faithful way to experience it. And with an all-new expansion, it really feels like players are being spoiled! Tasty!

Lobotomy Corporation is a masterclass in game design with its story and gameplay in perfect harmony, each one accentuating and improving the other. There's nothing else quite like it. Delicious!

Limbus Company struggles to make a first impression, but after just a few hours it begins to show its true colors as a remarkably well-written and endlessly stylish game. Delicious!

ANEURISM IV still has a ways to go - expect some bugs, balancing issues, and a serious lack of servers - but it's an incredibly promising and already quite fun title. Tasty!

A shockingly phenomenal remake that fires on all cylinders, and my Game of the Year 2024. Delicious!