[YT] "It has the vibe of something that you can tell the creators were very invested in, but when i'm not quite meeting the creators' level of enthusiasm, I tend to feel left behind."

[FR] "I could feel that sense of adventure I always enjoyed when playing LoZ: Wind Waker. Yes the travel times can be long, but build that grand sense of adventure, and I'll sail as long as you want!"

[YT] "I think I need to see how the gameplay evolves over time. I'm filing Cursed Words under 'play it more when time permits,' and see how far the muppet hole goes."

[YT] "What I was hoping for was to have a laugh at the ol' Christo-weirds [...], most of it was just going from map marker to map marker so we could watch dry adaptations of bible stories."

[FR] “[…] For all that I enjoyed the core gameplay loop, my final word on Pragmata doesn’t get any more enthusiastic than ‘well i didn’t dislike it.’ Because the story does exactly as is needed […]”

[FR] "At the breakfast table of culture, it is the teenager eating pancakes [...] But I'm sure there are a lot of people who might prefer the company, intimidated by Disco Elysium's scope!"

[YT] "... I noticed it disappeared from the Steam popular releases list within hours of coming out, and I wanted to pull it briefly back into the spotlight to show just how terrible it is."

[YT] In his other favorite type of game, Yahtzee was endlessly amused by the randomly generated movie titles, and continued to play off-stream.

[YT] Though it definitely evokes eurojank, and it falls in line with the same surrealism that Yahtzee enjoys, he bounced off of this one kind of hard. Not for a lack of trying.

[FR, Double Bill] "And I guess my conclusion after playing the ♥♥♥♥ out of it for a few days is that its simplicity is why it's so appealing. In much the way people still play the original DOOM."