Nice puzzle platformer game. I didn't managed to go to the fullest but I'm guessing that still enough for me to review it. The presentation and audio is top. Perhaps a bit of animation on slime jumping and dissolving ? Same goes for a bit more polish on the environnement and perhaps even some more obvious hints for some other players ? I died on getting too few slimes on a door, so I kinda wanted to know the value of a door before rushing on it.

Well, it works ! That works well as a Nonogram game. For me, I haven't had any issues with the "Steam Workshop" levels, and managed to load and finish them all. Did tried a couple of local puzzles with no so many issues. Now, it's just need plenty of QoL features such as 5 cases boxes delimitation on the full grids, different color themes, more local levels, optional automatic 0 crossing and automatic filling and the ability to change controls ? I'm way more used to use the right click for a cross than the middle click.

It's more of an incremental batler than an RPG. It doesn't really have worlds, more like "dungeon zones" where you discover and fight beasts. Still has some very nice potential and a lot of care into it.

Decent. Still a bit barebones but the foundation works. The audio is perhaps a bit too loud, check your levels. Also, it is replayable to an extent, perhaps randomize the targets or offer customizable settings for the number of targets.

Pretty nice recreation of the classic CoD NZ gamemode. Bonus for the original drawn art-style instead of trying to go for a realistic recreation of it. Still a bit barebone, but fun for a couple of rounds.

Impressive. The classic lego physics and look are totally nailed. Simple but addictive.

Clean, fun and addictive. However, the right drifting settings are either too difficult to grasp that easily or just too finnicky to configure manually for close quarters environnement. The Taxi mission is hellish to actual park in those little areas with such a delay on the brakes.