The "game" looks intriguing from a distance, but turns out to be a short walk with some odd characters giving really trite and shallow lines that pretend to hint about some events. The concept and even the art style might work, but the writing was just terrible. At least it's cheap and a small download. Still, a waste of time and money. Unless you get it for free, in which case it's a waste of time and time.
Fairly impressive walking simulator with some interesting ideas and even a plot. The story flow relies pretty heavily on characters that aren't that interesting and a lot of the actual exploration is moving objects and opening drawers and looking for a door code which gets very repetitive. At least there are no minigames or other shoehorned in things. Massive load time, though.
Red Faction was a fairly decently working game in its day and quite fun to wade through, but despite its talk about destruction and adventure, the plot and path are quite linear and there is nothing much to do except wade forward in the preset plot.
Familiar titles in one package in case you missed some or want a nostalgia trip. Sadly the downloads are installer executables when these could have well been distributed as archives that don't require running. To play these, scrap the bundled untrusted ancient scummvm and install a real fresh version for your system and point it at the game data for each game.
Great mechanics and controls. Fun concept and characters. Not the most epic thing ever, but works the way it is. One downside is that audio did not work in Wine and changing away from the window caused the game to freeze.
Cross-platform, DRM-free, cheap, works great. It's a shame that the actual gameplay is annoying, dull, and just pointless.
