Recent reviews by JusMahBASSCannon

Does what Doki-Doki Literature Club couldn't by being a 3D first person game, rather than DDLC's limited nature of being a visual novel. Now that's not to say DDLC isn't a fantastic experience, but MiSide capitalizes on it's 3D engine in surprising ways and ends up being a satisfying refresh of the genre that DDLC made popular. With Peaceful Mode (reminiscent of the popular mod Monika After Story), an English dub, and promises for new endings and new ways to interact with the game's characters in development, now is the time to buy. Play it!!!!

The masterclass of story pacing, psychological horror and world building. Doesn't overstay it's welcome, leaves you on the edge of your seat and drops horrific reveals that really shake your interpretation of the game. Easily breaks in as one of the best psychological horror games I've ever played. The only real negative I can say about it is that some of the gameplay elements notably, the TV puzzle near the end of the game go on longer than they should or come off a little confusing. But that didn't damage the experience for me because the story itself is strong enough to stand on it's own.

Play with friends who don't mind voice acting some characters and you have a brutal and unforgettable 3 hour adventure. I hope it hurts.

A fantastic 4th-wall breaking experience that joins the ranks of Doki-Doki Literature Club and OneShot - You could argue it even surpasses them! I knew it was going to be one of those "mess with your computer" kind of games going into it, but even then some of the scares surprised me with how well they were put together! The bit where KinitoPET manually turns up your volume and whispers to you scared me more than I care to admit XD Fantastic idea that jumps off the real BonziBuddy spyware, fantastic execution that leaves you on edge, and very very well put together ARG portions. Can't wait to see what else this dev puts out!!

One of the best, if not *the* best platformer ever made. Brilliant gameplay, brilliant artstyle, brilliant music, brilliant everything. With an amazing story of self-care to boot! This game does a fantastic job at walking the tightrope of being a very difficult platformer at times, but always softly encouraging you to keep going through it's design choices. VERY much recommend if you've never played!!

A walking simulator adventure that scratches the itch left by The Stanley Parable in all the right ways, with an interesting twist in the form of it's plot! The story is well thought out and it always has some surprises, and I was impressed with how well the visuals looked and complimented it's art style. I've been keeping track of his developer since Watching Paint Dry and I'm thoroughly impressed with their creativity, If you're looking for a comedy, 4th-wall breaking walking simulator a-la Stanley Parable, then this is absolutely a good candidate that stands out on it's own and keeps delivering!

One of the few games that lived up to it's teaser trailers, and then went above and beyond. A fantastic cyberpunk exploration game with tons of fun little moments and incredible worlds to explore. I commonly found myself stopping and staring at the environments because of how well the world was built around the player. Eagerly awaiting more from this studio, because this is a outstanding debut indie game.

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A fantastic, chill game to pass the time and relieve the stress of life. Packs a whole lot of heart and isn't afraid to show it with it's beginning, ending and small moments in the middle. Combine that with the perfect soundtrack and the concept behind the game is stunning.

The game would be outstanding if it weren't for the numerous bugs, frame drops and performance issues that the game was suffering from throughout my entire playthrough. None of them resulted in anything game breaking, and I only had 1 crash, so I was able to push through the issues and still enjoy the game, but I can see it being a turn off for some people. I noticed that I finished the game right before a big performance patch, so we'll see what happens!

All in all, if you can look past the technical issues that the game is suffering from, Sable is a fantastic open-world game for the ones who enjoy exploring a vast landscape, and was just as good as I was hoping it would be from the trailer. Keep it up!

The best way to continue an already stellar experience! There were so many amazing themes and writing at play here that I'm more tempted to call this Highway Blossoms 2 because of how full and how important the experience is. HB knocked it out of the park once again with amazing production value and stellar looking CGs. It was so awesome to see a game that I first played years ago feel "grown up" and dealing with more serious and poignant issues, and Next Exit handles it with finesse. In my opinion, Next Exit is absolutely a necessity to get the full experience of the game - you're only getting half of the experience with the base game.

When I finished HB I said that it was debatably the best virtual novel on Steam - now there's no question in my mind, this is the strongest Virtual Novel on Steam, no contest. Can't wait to explore the developer's other works! I know for a fact I wont be disappointed. Thank you for the outstanding experience <3

A very nice puzzle game with an interesting story that wears its inspirations on its sleeves. Loved the ending!

A fun and rewarding brain teaser for veterans of the original game, without getting too frustrating in difficult. If you were itching for more after Portal 2, this is an exceptional revisit!