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2 Years of Service

Being part of the Backloggd community for 2 years

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Played 250+ games

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Played 100+ games

Favorite Games

Portal 2
Portal 2
Cave Story
Cave Story
The World Ends with You
The World Ends with You
Mother 3
Mother 3
Celeste
Celeste

319

Total Games Played

002

Played in 2024

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In Stars and Time
In Stars and Time

Jan 28

Freedom Planet
Freedom Planet

Jan 01

Omori
Omori

Apr 02

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I do not know when I will truly finish this game but it has forced me to undergo unfathomable levels of brain expansion, highly recommend if you want to feel small and dumb

This review contains spoilers

I really wish I left this game more satisfied. I had a fantastic time through the entire game, I think the characters are great, the writing is fun, the game's structure and slowly unfolding web of relationships and setting never stop keeping me glued to my seat, it does a really good job driving in the mental state of Siffrin on multiple levels, and most impressively I never got excessively bored re-clicking the same barrels and npcs for the 50th time. But ultimately, the game decided to end in a way that didn't fulfill everything I was hoping it would do. It's focused on the characters, not the world building and the lore. That's not inherently a bad thing, but I'm just left going "but what about THE THINGSSSSSSSSSSSSSS", hoping it was all gonna tie back together more on some awesome climactic level.

Fun not-Sega platformer. Stage design is kind of iffy -- in the sense that exploration is both A. meaningless and B. kind of awful. If you focus on going right, you can go right and beat the level and it will be a fun dash to the end. Like playing all the characters and the combat ended up being much more rewarding than I expected at the start.

I'm also a sucker for the hyper-weeb aesthetic and over the top dialogue. Game wears its heart on its sleeve.