CLeM

What a beautiful game, I wasn't expecting the deep story. Good puzzles, good atmosphere, great great story. Totally recommended (I bought it on sale, it's quite short but I think it's worth it)

An adorable game, but best played with a guide on pull-up. Some of the puzzles are just way too frustrating if you try to complete them genuinely

Interesting story, good puzzles, nice and short game.

CLeM is a ploddingly slow point and click (but not, read below) adventure game made for the Nintendo Switch, although it feels more like a cheap Flash/browser game. The game itself has you control the little fabric guy from Little Big Planet (Sony gonna sue) as a disembodied voice makes you go collect crap to make her "pretty" which means collecting butterflies and making stuff. Now, I said this was a point and click adventure and if any sane game developer was behind it, it would be, but this was made for the Nintendo Switch and so the developer deliberately disabled all mouse input on the PC port to make the game even more crap for PC gamers (they still want your money, though). As a result you shuffle Little Big Planet around with WASD and hit space when you get near doors/objects you need to collect. It's all so tiresome, and it makes an already bad "I Can't Believe It's Not Adobe Flash" experience even worse. There's an overwhelming amount of mediocre e-book type cutscenes/intersituals in this game. The developers failed one of the most basic, fundamental requirements of game design.. "Show, don't tell." So you'll spend a huge amount of time not playing the game, but …

Really good chill game, easy to beat, nice puzzles, easy 100% achievements

This is a tough one. I think on the whole it's a very soft rec. So this experience is incredibly bogged down by im13andthisisdeep, creepypasta for teens writing and imagery. It's wildly predictable and boring and seems to think it's super cool! and creative! and edgy! and it's all just very tumblr; it wouldn't surprise me to find out the dev is a teenager, it just has that very juvenile sense of what narrative is. This is further exacerbated (or exemplified, maybe) by a plot that doesn't really make any sense, which seems to on a fundamental level be just bad FMA fanfic (what if the Ulrics KEPT TRYING TO RESURRECT THEIR MOM and it was GROSS and CREEPY!!!! OMG DON'T CLICK U WILL NEVER SLEP AGAIN!!!!11eleven). But like, did Clem just... not get the opening sequence of FMA, lol? She missed something there about the whole thing. Also why doesn't she care that her dad died? Why is there an iron maiden in her mom's alchemy lab? Why does her dad get in it lol? It's just nonsense from top to bottom. BUT The puzzle design was actually really good and I enjoyed playing it a lot. I also have to give a shoutout to the animations -- they had a wonderful handdrawn feel that made the …