One of the (I think the only really) Kickstarter games I got burned by. I didn't finish it, and it sounds like I was better off for it.

Free on PS+, scratched an itch to "shoot thing but on controller" for a couple days. Nothing really to say about it.

Interesting premise, I originally stopped playing about 2 hours in. I feel like if I had heard anybody talk about this game in the last 2 years, I would have been motivated to return. However with that not being the case, I'm left to assume there is no interesting spin or twist, and those first 2 hours is indicative of what the whole game is.

The way you could skip floors was neat.

I have always thought "I don't care what a game looks like, how does it play". Styx proves there is always an exception to the rule. If this game wasn't standard medieval-fantasy ass people in caves/castles, I might have come back and finished it.

I have 20 minutes played in January 2014. I remember it being neat, and the soundtrack being nice with it?

I would need to suddenly enjoy Star Wars more, or have an easier way to play this game, to ever finish it.

I own a weird Airwing controller peripheral thanks to this game. A neat gaming curio that isn't enough for me to return to this game.

Since playing this I did play and enjoy my first Ace Combat (aka Armored Core with jets), so that's something?

I know it's not fair at all, but thanks to the passage of time I now live in a world where Neon White is one of my favourite games. I don't think I will ever return to this.

Product of it's Time™
Did you know less than 2 years prior, San Andreas (the best GTA) came out? Time sure is weird. I swear I'll play through Saint's Row 2 one of these days.

Fun, but if I ever get the urge to play again, it will probably be one of the more fleshed out sequels.

Interesting concept, I just don't have that dog in me to finish the match 3 RPG.

What I played while delightful, I think too basic for me to have a feeling of needing to finish. A younger (or newer) game player in your life might love this!

It's weird. This is better than the first one, and I have more time played in it than the first one. But I also have no urge to play any more OlliOlli. If I ever do, I will just go on to play more of World.

If you haven't played OlliOlli and for some reason don't just skip to World. I recommended just playing 2 over 1 any day.

Mario well made, Mario fun, it's a Mario. I got what I needed from it, I have no urge to complete.