An old-school, slightly arcade game based on one of my favorite Disney animations. Nice powerups, great graphics and sound, but the last three levels are unfairly difficult and you can't play the final two stages if you play on Easy. Despite these flaws, it's still enjoyable for the most of time, even if you can complete it in one hour.
Despite the passage of time, ugly graphics and poor mechanics, this game can still keep you entertained for hours! This is a classic whose formula hasn't aged a bit here.
Short and simple story but the card mechanics and many ways to solve problems make a great replay ability for that game! If you found that on a discount, you have to try it!
It's still fun to play after all these years! The graphics are pleasing to the eye, the music is pleasing to the ears, the levels are large, nice and well designed, and the gameplay is still satisfying!
Dungeon Keeper 2, but in new guise and a similar formula. The only problem here is the campaign, which towards the end forces the player to play quickly, increasing the difficulty level in an almost impossible way.
Nice and simple puzzle game with subtle erotic atmosphere
Another fantastic game that, like Distraint, combines elements of human psychology and certain horror motifs, while toning down the fear very well so that the player is scared primarily by the atmosphere, not the jumpscares. Great, darkly stylized audio-visual setting, interesting camera mechanics and a well-written story. This game has very simple, uncomplicated mechanics and logical puzzles, but that's good. Oddities and excessive complexity are not recommended here, because the gameplay serves as a tool to push the narrative of the main character's story forward. If you like both Distraint games, you'll love Afterdream too!
I play it for the first time and it's really enjoyable! Great gameplay, dark humor and good mechanics - even the graphics has aged very well! Sometimes it's difficult, but definitely not too hard! I haven't played the very first DK, so you don't need to play it either. Just give a try this sequel and enjoy as much as i do! The one and only bad part - there are no polish version, so no sub and dub, but that you can fix with installing a polish version from the internet.
SIMULACRA is a good narrative horror with a good immersive story. You're really interesting in Anna's fate, you're looking into her mails or DM's and confronting with a few people which are close to her. Sometimes, however, the sh*t's go on, the screen gets glitchy and you experience a weird anomaly which is scary as hell in contrast to slower, silenced part of the game (searching for data). It's short, you accomplish in about 5 hours, but SIMULACRA has a few endings, so you might want to play again to set some of your decisions in different ways.
