Pyre

Supergiant fans and the broader critical sphere are living in some alternate dimension, I swear to God. All this time I had heard that Pyre was the worst Supergiant game, when actually it's the best one. Pyre oozes with SOUL. The gameplay and story are both excellent. This actually has heart and ambition and artisti…

It's been a few years since i last played it, but like the other games from this dev team it has great writing and a very nice art style, i also really enjoed the "sports" part of it

This game is weird. It's like one of those sports-themed animes with all the character growth that comes from victories and defeats alike, and it has a Phoenix Wright aspect in how the story is driven by a lot of dialogue between hand-drawn characters with little animation. Boiled down to its bare bones it's 3-on-3…

I wont experience something like pyre again. One of a kind. The gameplay can be a little clunky and its basically a visual novel, but the story, art direction and music are superb. Its short and sweet, so you will probably finish it in a week. It is not mandatory, but i decided to play it on "heightened" (hard) mode…

This is, at its core, a simple sports game with a fantasy aesthetic. I'm not a sports fan in basically any respect, but the story, characters, and worldbuilding kept me hooked through two playthroughs. The fact that there's no real fail condition makes the story unique without diminishing any of the stakes. If you l…

Steam Deck: Perfect Gameplay: Lots of reading between short games of rugby. Replayability: No There is no right/wrong/good/bad decisions or results, it all pushes the story along in the same direction with slight narrative differences. The rugby is either too easy or obscenely hard (with most/all mods on).