A beautiful and engrossing puzzle.

Interesting idea, but it didn't truly hook me into the gameplay.

It took a while before the bug that keeps you playing chomped down, but once it got a hold on me, I just couldn't stop.

I loved Little Alchemy, and this is a straight-up upgrade.

Couldn't get through the demo because it just feels....jank right now.

Man, what a great set of games. They have their "old game is old" moments, but core battle mechanics and the story make it all a wonderful time.

Fun, little game. Don't feel like getting 100% but it was enjoyable while it lasted.

It really works out your brain.

A great platformer with a surprising but welcome themes of growth and acceptance.

I feel like I was a lot more patient when this first came out, because the few hours I played were such a slog. I don't know if it's outdated design or if I've grown out of Rockstar style games, but I just couldn't be bothered to progress.

Honestly, the most fun this go around was figuring out poker.

For the number of properties available in the Sega library, there were a surprising number of repeat images if not puzzles

It's fun in the earlier parts of the game, but it loses steam towards the middle.

A little corny, but it has charm.

A fun little puzzle reminiscent of an older game called Triple Town, with interesting twists that make it feel more like a city-builder on top of the usual match 3 mechanics.

Interesting theme, but it didn't hook me for some reason.