A.Boo

Concept and mechanics-wise, the game is awesome, if not for one thing. Sadly, it's a solo-dev project, so it feels a bit rough around the edges, unoptimized in places, and loaded with bugs (especially in quests). I think everyone should definitely try a game like this at least once.

The game itself is pretty interesting and well-crafted. It includes almost all the well-known CS:GO teams, and if you're not satisfied with something, you can create your own. It's ideal for trying your hand at being a real coach. I'd love to see a similar game, just for MOBAs.

It's a pretty cool game, especially at the start, but over time it gets tedious. There is very little furniture for good customization and creative ideas. By around day 10, you barely do anything yourself anymore. The mechanics in the game are pretty cool, though. It's fine for anyone looking for a game to play for a day or two.

The concept and the graphics themselves are great, but the game still feels raw and poorly optimized. It was hard to finish, so I'll wait for the full release

A very interesting game—it feels like The Stanley Parable + 2D slasher + NieR. The game has plenty of its own easter eggs that were really fun to search for. The only tip I can give is to play with a controller or rebind the keyboard controls, otherwise you might break your fingers with the default layout

I love games in this genre. The only downside to this game is that it only has about 2–3 hours of content (you can stretch it out if you don’t upgrade items to speed up the process, but it’s not worth it). Other than that, everything is great. Plus, it’s a game with cute kittens.