While there's no multiplayer support, it's a deep-sea game which apparently can run on most any machine. Maybe I (Timothy) will give this one a try... 🤔 (Review by Q Topp.)

Without enough bug-checking, and with the need for a larger-than-usual resolution (read, bigger than FHD) to see some cats, how can this developer not understand what's wrong here? (Review by VelVel.)

Poor dialogue and egregiously-fast timers near the end, yet no game-breaking bugs and interesting minigames. It's neither yay nor nay, but I suppose it's more like "meh"? (Review by VelVel.)

It has a lot of good going for it, and I do like a good open-world racing game... but the Xbox Live account requirement does concern me.

DAMN YOU, BOWHEMOTH! I WILL MASTER YOU ONE DAY! You may have beaten me on the Wii U, but I will NOT be held back! 🤺

This demo "game" attempts to achieve realism by stitching photos together, but with practically nothing to do and with several spots being rendered poorly, I just don't see the vision... yet.

How is this game "award-winning" when people are giving away their privacy, the rules are unclear, AND the game itself has bugs?!? I doubt that claim very much. (Review by VelVel.)

This is not NukeArts' game, so you'd think the developer would have a game so good, he'd laugh in the face of lawsuits. Unfortunately, it's not. (Review by VelVel.)

(Early Access Review) The cropped resolution, as well as the inability to change it, makes this game almost unplayable. (Review by VelVel.)

Played this with my friend VelVel, and we had a blast! Definitely one of the better seek-and-find type games out there. (Review by VelVel.)