It's Thief Gold with 20 years of hindsight and bugfixes; of course it whips ass. I'm almost afraid to replay Thief 1 + 2 and realize this is better.

Joins The Godfather, Illmatic, and the works of Shakespeare in the pantheon of "Things That are Actually as Good as Literally Everyone Says They Are."

I cannot emphasize enough how vastly FF7 is improved by allowing you to swing the buster sword yourself.

Excellent collection of logic puzzles with just enough narrative intrigue to keep them from feeling overly abstract or math-y.

What Celeste is to Super Mario World, this game is to Super Mario 64.

A well-built Metroidvania with especially creative item design.

Certainly worth playing if dreary medieval atmosphere is your thing. Its brevity lets you overlook the jank.

Feels like the opening of a JRPG made into an entire game, for better and for worse. It's got charming vibes, but the gameplay feels insubstantial.