What people are playing.

Peak is a fun game because I love how many different worlds there are and the gear you can get is awesome the game only costs like 5 bucks that’s why this game is worth the money

Just finished the game. I think it was fun but I also pushed through it. Each level kind of felt the same. Do research to unlock ways to get into restricted areas, then fight enemies on the way out with limited ammo. I put the game on easy and I still thought it was hard at times. With that being said I really enjoyed the Vietnam level. It was beautiful and the investigation was fun, and then taking out enemies with the silenced pistol was a great way to go out. It felt like MGS a bit. The story was fine but also cliche. Anyways, solid game, just hope they change it up a bit with the inevitable sequel.

I love lethal company because it is funny and scary at the same time me and my family played this game a lot but when the creator stopped making new updates we started to play it less now I play it occasionally with my friend Caleb

Love this game. The combat may get tedious but the environmental design is top notch. Each location is absolutely beautiful. The vibes are on point. I will definitely be playing this game again down the road. One of my all-time favorites.

Such a pleasant surprise. Truly enjoyed this game. Would have given it a 10/10 if it was longer. Was really hoping for more Resident Evil style puzzles. There is a lot to explore but it’s not necessary to finish the game. So happy I found this game. Hoping the developer will make more like this. The story was fun and the game was genuinely scary at times. Highly recommended.

I have a soft spot in my heart for games by Amanita Design. I’m a huge fan of Machinarium and Samarost. I think Phonopolis is a beautiful game but the puzzles didn’t hit in the same way as those games. Maybe I’m just getting more dumb with age but I felt like some of the puzzles I was just clicking around aimlessly. I’d love for Amanita to make a sequel to Machinarium someday. That would be great. Phonopolis was okay, just not as memorable as the others.