Great North Shelter 2

This is actually a little hidden gem. It's a strange little walking sim that is suprisingly funny and is trolling the player constantly. At the same time it's quite a beautiful looking game with some beautiful music tracks.

This is like a long hike in the Black Forest while on mushrooms. I have no idea what the hell happened but I had a lot of fun, can recommend.

+ vistas are quite pretty + got several good laughs + couple of bucks - unfocused, not much game to it - leans heavy on Twin Peaks references and non-sequitur humor - painfully slow walk, lots of invisible walls - jumpscare filler

This one was...interesting. Definitely not a horror game, but it had a couple of good jump scares none the less. It seems to have some lore, but doesn't really explore it at all. In fact, it steers very clear of explaining anything. The music, as promised in the game's description, is very good. Mostly piano instrumentals, typically played if you encounter a radio or during walks between "areas". Sometimes, the main character waxes poetic. I couldn't tell if I was supposed to take her seriously or not...this game is offbeat enough that it could've been satirical without me realizing it, but...seemed serious to me? MOST of the game is VERY offbeat. I think many people will draw a connection to The Stanley Parable here. There is meta humor, fourth wall breaks, and hidden QR codes to cat videos on Youtube. My reference may be dated a bit, but it almost reminds me of the sense of humor from the Quest for Glory series of games back on DOS. A mixture of wall breaks and puns that will either hit or miss, depending on your sense of humor. You may find the game's ending less than satisfying, but it matches with what is going on (or at least, I think it does). Still..I would've…

Decent game for only .74 cents with a little spice of The Stanley Parable in it.

Incredibly fun, relaxing, with a good sense of humor and some well timed little scares.