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jschlansky
Rated 13 Aug 2025
70
69th
Huh, so that's how fish is made. I was wondering. Glad I got my answer here instead of Google
bown
Rated 13 Jan 2018
90
85th
Oh my god this was such a game-changer for me. I spent SO much time just dicking around throwing stuff and messing with the physics engine before I even started the story properly, and then it blew my mind over and over.
jupiterbrando
Rated 15 Jan 2018
75
85th
the best car soccer game ever made and a breakthrough in getting 14-year-olds to call you the N-word
boomdiddly
Rated 12 Jan 2020
100
99th
We had a rule in our family. We played on Baby Park until EVERY person had managed to win once there.
mojojoestar
Rated 10 Jan 2024
90
94th
Not without it flaws, but it's certainly the most interesting visual novel I've had the pleasure of playing.
beedub
Rated 09 Feb 2024
82
50th
An improvement over Unity, which isn't saying a whole lot. The Victorian London setting is cool, but the cracks in the formula are getting more obvious.
lpm52300
Rated 16 Dec 2023
82
71st
OMOCAT's style and presentation create a wonderful atmosphere. The writing is solid but is not weighty enough for its "punch" to hit hard. It still hits, though, and the game is absolutely worth playing through.
vv238
Rated 22 Oct 2018
82
89th
Ironically, this misses the brokenness of Red/Blue, which adds a layer to those games which this misses. It also forces you to take a horrible Pokemon into the first gym so the difficulty curve is very steep.
jschlansky
Rated 12 Jun 2025
63
57th
I wholly dug digging a whole hole in A Game About Digging A hole and I wholeheartedly recommended digging in to dig your own whole hole in A Game About Digging a Hole, you'll dig it
jschlansky
Rated 10 Jul 2025
81
89th
Very cool to seen genuinely meaningful choices implemented to this degree in a visual novel format. Lots of games promise this level of narrative flexibility but few actually deliver on it

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