Thatsnot.fun Website Review

So many videogames are being released every day that it feels impossible to keep up. I want people to recommend new things to me so I can stay current and not get trapped inside a taste bubble. So it's only fair that I recommend some things for you, too. Just one at a Sometimes I’ll recommend things that were made by my friends or my students. I make no claim to neutrality, but I promise I will only ever recommend things that I actually like. Also: I'm not going to force myself to update every week.. just whenever I play something Email (recommendations at thatsnot.fun) with one recent game you really like, and weren't involved in making. I'll play your rec if you. I'LL RECOMMEND YOU ONE GOOD GAME. THAT'S MANAGEABLE, RIGHT? research and hard work, the production team tried to expand the experience while keeping the same 'feel' and emotional flow of the instantly bought and played it. There's a chance it will turn out to be a big commercial hit and people will wonder what it's doing on this blog, where I try to recommend you a game you might not otherwise play. But I enjoyed it enough that I wanted to write about it anyway. takes a technical, somewhat realistic action-platforming system, and uses it as a canvas for telling a cinematic adventure story. The 'Remastered' conceit, I suppose, is there to frame your expectations, since the game is somewhat more rugged and unfriendly (some might say large areas of the screen that are either retina-burningly bright or totally black. This intense contrast creates a sense of light and At their best, games in this genre of 2D cinematic action adventures create a sense of place that cannot exist in games where you can dimensional slice of its world — just enough to sketch out a much bigger expanse. The game uses camera tricks, dramatic set pieces, sound and special effects to give this dolls-house world a sense of materiality which is quite unusual for 2D games, old or new. anything about the world you're exploring or its history. Like the constrained art style, this gives the game room to expand and breathe