Reviews by wolfbiter

Fantasy academia meets office satire in this quick puzzler. The writing is clever and funny. The puzzles and plot were perfectly fine, and there's a pleasing absurdity to the proceedings. But it didn’t feel like a complete game—the end was abrupt and didn’t tie much up. While I understand the author plans to write more in the series, each entry should still feel internally complete.

If you are struggling to make pottage, (Spoiler - click to show)you may think you are softlocked because you picked up the wrong snack earlier, and there's no way to ditch the snacks. BUT which snack you are holding actually doesn't matter; when making the pottage, adding the snack is a free response text field--you can just type anything in the field whether or not it’s what you are currently holding.

A high-stakes, short horror game set in an abandoned church.

The concept requires replays, but it’s written well enough that that’s no chore. I wouldn’t have minded a few more endings, or delving deeper into the religious horror elements (i.e., adding more elements of guilt or culpability).