sevhells's Comments

Never have four colored squares evoked so many feelings.

This is the one game where you choose to lose just because it's so much fun.

The game was as great as I expected but... *RANT: As someone who suffered depression for years to the point of suicidal ideation, the whole "throw away your pills", "problems are cured with attitude adjustment" is poison. Pills HELP. It would be totally in the style of the game to add a gigantic disclaimer that Amber only had them because the shrink is incompetent, but that real physicians know what they are doing. /RANT.

Non-Spoilery Clue on the Riddle: There's a ">" beneath dialogue options. Press it.

Everytime I play this, I finish with a smile on my face.

I can always count on Gumpy Dregg to put a smile on my face.

Potential, unintuitive controls, lagging, just that addictive enough to keep me playing.... yep, a MartiniRosso game.

On reattaching the lights: guys, this is a company. There's probably a protocol for replacing light fixtures, but they are just forming the comittee for cleaning blood stains.

Why do I feel like I'm catching up with old friends? I've only played Home.... lost count. Lovely addition.

This is a beautiful game, but it relies a bit too heavily on "Click everything and anything and something will work out".

Next game: Dregg has to explain to the court why "his" pet dragon has been appropiated by his niece and nephew and is currently wrecking the kingdom.

I'm starting to wonder if this games are meant to be about hypnotizing beauty of the photos. Because I can't find any other reason why I play them.

Thank you, BotD, for alerting me to this wonderful game I'd somehow missed. Thanks for being on a Friday, when I already knew I wasn't going to get any work done.

Finding where I am is like searching for dark matter: I can only know where I am because of the gravitational attraction.

A prequel that explains why the hero knows nothing and has nothing at the beginning of the original game. Extra star for that.

You know you've played too much Rusty Lake when you see a woman's body in a clock and you're like "Oh, so that's where that went".

I like how both turns are possible. Doesn't change the actual ending, though. (And, once you know how this works, you can speed run it in two minutes)

It worries me that I'm starting to make sense of the storyline.

This is the only game where I rewatch the intro just because it's that much fun.

Only for Rusty Lake will I endure sliding puzzles and time limited stuff.