The Hex

honestly one of the best single player story games ive played in a while. i liked the different type of game genres for each character. very cool 5/5

The weirdest recommend I can make - the game manages to be cringeworthy AND good simultaneously. Although the art style is particularly off-putting (especially in the first segment of the game), the dialogue and characters kept me turning the page the discover the next secret. Most gameplay involves rolling through a plethora of simple puzzles and exploration, but it always provides something unique or further development - often rewarding the player with more story, or completing a joke. The amount of effort put into these interactions leaves the game with a lot of "one and done" type moments that leaves everything feeling fresh. . . . Which is strange, because the overarching story is weak (MAJOR spoilers): [spoiler] It's Predictable. You can intuit exactly where it's going, hardly subverting player expectations, or providing depth to explore. The player is often far ahead of where the story is, leaving segments feel narratively tiring. Though there's many examples of this, from Seeing Weasel Kid get replaced to Chandrelle ruining her game, the most obvious offense is the setup for the death of the game dev. He's not unreasonably written - he's a hotshot immature indie de…

Yep that's a Dan Mullins game

Actually the scariest game I have ever played. Daniel Mullins is so good at evoking this constant feeling of uneasiness by the most unexpected and creative means.

One of the most fascinating multigenre games I've ever had the pleasure of playing.

good game :)