Recent reviews by The BMachine

A deeply beautiful narrative about loss, letting go, and death in all its forms.

1/10 wouldn't let me c*m on the plant

what a delightful little gem of an acid trip

Very unique and interesting puzzle game. The languages are creative in how they're built and structured and how they interact with (and differ from) each other. Wish there were more games like this.

This... this is what narrative horror should be

> Start game
> Can't rebind keybinds
> Close game

Sorry devs, but this really inexcusable in the current age of gaming. I can't use the arrow keys. I'm sure you've got a decent game here, but if you won't let me experience it I can't recommend it.

I'm always loath to not-recommend an indie game, especially one that clearly has a lot of effort and soul put into it. But there just isn't really ... anything here? The puzzles are barely worth calling puzzles - the only time I ever remotely got stuck was because I didn't understand the controls, rather than difficulty because of the mechanics, The levels are pretty but too big and empty, so they just feel like a chore to traverse.

The story is very minimal, and even that small amount is only there if you are willing to manually put in the effort to decipher the alien language.While I think this can be a great way to add depth to a story, without that here there's effectively no story at all.

There's also an achievement that's apparently bugged, and the vertical mouse sensitivity is independent of the horizontal one and can't be changed which is just really annoying.

There's clearly something really cool here with potential. But sadly, it just doesn't really know how to reach the player.

An excellent game about what it means to be human. I was skeptical if it could rival the original, but so far I would even say it surpasses it.

As far as point-and-click puzzle games go... this is about as good as it can get.

Absolutely gorgeous game. The puzzles aren't anything too noteworthy and the story is a little generic (though presented well), but the audiovisual art direction alone makes this game worth playing.