Disappointing sequel. Still decent on sale if you enjoyed the first one, but by no means a must grab. I wanted to love it, I wanted to LIKE it... It's just lesser than the first.

Short but sweet. More than worth the money if it’s on sale. It's only three puzzles, but they're three good ones.

TLDR: This is the fourth instalment you probably know what you’re getting by now… Sadly, and for the first time, it’s got more wrong with it than right.

A great start, and a great homage to some of the greats. But unpolished, unfinished, and unsatisfying. If you're not fussy with mechanics, and you can forgive the lack of polish, worth it on sale.

TLDR: A fast and fun 3rd person action adventure. Great combat, wonderful skills, and an interesting world, but peppered with some frustrating features, and some technical issues.

TLDR: A disappointing finale. This game feels much more like a ‘choose your own adventure’ type interactive fiction than a game type one.

TLDR: There is truly a great game buried deep, DEEP, down here. It’s a real shame that so much design and effort went into ways to slow down and frustrate the player. Were it 20 hours? It'd be a yes.

A poorly designed Point n Click that’s just not worth it. It isn’t even unnoteworthy enough to be faithfully generic, & basically hasn’t managed to get a single thing right in its gameplay or story.

TLDR: An extremely solid RTS which stands the test of time. -Uses the strategic point capture resource system. -A few of ~15 hour campaigns + short stories. Still decent today.

TLDR: Actually pretty good, but doesn’t respect your time and is filled with frustrating or pointless mechanics. If you're not fussy with mechanics and like Lovecraft, could be for you.