Pepper Grinder was a really fun time. I had been looking forward to this game for a long time, and I'm really happy that it lived up to my expectations. The drilling mechanic is so simple, but it feels so good and fluid to control, and it provides the player with so much speed and momentum. It also allows for really creative level design. The levels are all so much fun to run through, and every time you think they might need something to shake them up, the game throws some kind of new gimmick at you and themes the entire level around it. This kept the levels feeling fresh until the very end. The final boss was also a lot of fun. The game is pretty short, but the time trial versions of each level add a lot of replay value. Some of the time trials could be pretty difficult, but once I got the hang of it, it was very satisfying to speed run my way through the levels. I 100 percent completed Pepper Grinder, and I'm glad I did. There is a perfect amount of content for going for full completion.

Mighty Goose was a lot of fun. It only took me a day to beat, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's fast paced, and levels are designed in a way that makes them really satisfying to speed through once you've gotten a hang of the game's basics. The art is really nice looking, and character designs are all really fun. Being a goose in a mech suit is just as great as it sounds. I just wish that the new game plus had a bit more to offer. The screen can already get kind of cluttered in the base game with everything that's going on, but in new game plus, it's just too much. There are too many enemies on screen in new game plus. It doesn't seem like the levels were designed to have that many enemies in them at once, so it leads to the new game plus not being as fun to get through as the main story was. The game was still great though, it was really great to play all the way through something in one day.