Top 100 Reviewer Member since January 21, 2016 Last visited October 6, 2018 Profile ID (TUID): lgmtvlzqocapppu3
An IF enthusiast for several years, now enjoying both reviewing and making games.
I tend to grade generously - my absolute favourites I give five stars, but just about anything that I like well enough to recommend will get a four. Three I tend to reserve for anything moderately entertaining but middle of the pack - something well-implemented but brief, for instance. Games that I've found significantly buggy receive a two, and I haven't disliked anything enough to give it just one star yet.
A pasture full of non-procedurally-generated grass for you, a sheep, to eat. Created for the Tiny Utopia Jam.
Candle flames in windless air, by Teaspoon (2016) (2 ratings) So you've spent the last fortnight hitchhiking around rugged bits of the Nevada desert, and while it's been fun and all, you'd rather like your time machine back now. ...
"Do Not Meddle", by Teaspoon (2016) (8 ratings) Will you be one of the naughty, meddling boys, or the good one who obeys the dictum "DO NOT MEDDLE"? Done largely as an exercise in third-person coding, this is a verbose adaptation of a 19th...
Sardines, by TeaspoonNeathmas festivities are traditionally ushered out with parlour games, before the last night's flaming pudding; but the Captain wasn't up for Catch-the-Drownie, the Cynical Herald has a moral...
The Laughing Gnome, by Teaspoon (2016) 'You were walking, down the high street...' A tribute to David Bowie and one of his first singles. Also contains ghome invasion, Surbiton Railway Station, Mick and Keith's corner shop off 'Stella...
"Came the day when I required the correct rule formatting for pouring tea from a teapot, and lo! there was this game for me to steal code..." - See the full review
A Scurvy of Wonders, by Rob Dubbin, Courtney Stanton, and Darius Kazemi June 19, 2016
"Eh. The basic concept is all right (there is an actual winnable game, and not a very long one), but I was too distracted by certain..." - See the full review
Tea and Toast, by Matt Weiner (as Maria del Pangolin) June 12, 2016
"A warm and delightful piece, in which the player is invited to make a cup of tea and a slice of toast (Marmite and butter presumably..." - See the full review
"A sound-critical game, this is about as concise as games can be; a handful of words pop up on a screen, and you click on them. The..." - See the full review