Benny Bash

Its pretty great, platforming sections felt smooth and satisfying, although sometimes a bit hard. The puzzles have a nice difficulty to them, respecting the player's intelligence and not being too hand holdy. Impressive quality overall, definitely worth checking out

I played Benny Bash, but I find it hard to give a truly clear opinion on my experience because it was heavily affected by serious rendering issues. On newer systems, the game shows completely glitched textures, and the only workaround I found was forcing OpenGL3 through the launch options. Even then, the problem is not fully fixed. Because of this, I ended up playing with completely broken colors, textures, and lighting, which made the experience barely playable at times. Even so, I still managed to finish the game fairly easily, mainly because the Super Mario style platforming is quite simple and the puzzles do not require much effort. The real disappointment is that the more horror focused parts, which should have had the strongest impact, were heavily undermined by how the game looked on my system. That is a shame, because it makes it difficult to judge the game for what it is actually trying to be. I hope the developers find a way to fix these problems. For now, though, between the graphical issues and an experience that is already fairly easy on its own, I do not feel comfortable leaving a positive review. Maybe other players will have better luck than I did, but I cannot recommend a game that risks not being fully enjoyable because of a problem like this.