Cellular Harvest

Splendid. Cursed PS1 photography game, nice and snacky, bit of intrigue to walk away with. Remember that the centipedes like grass and you'll have a great time.

A delightful collection walking sim with a message that gets more sinister as you make progress. I did fall through the map once during the last leg of the journey and had to restart. But the game is short enough that I didn't mind. It is a short game (took me less than an hour to play through completely), but it was satisfying and the achievements are easy to get.

Do you like to awkwardly jump in an interesting environment? If so, this game is absolutely for you.

An excellent game inspired by Pokemon Snap set on an alien world. Even has two editions and both come with the game. I haven't progressed far enough to see what all this about turning the planet into toothpaste is about, but hopefully it all turns out OK. The PS1-era graphics are very well done.

A short game, great for a relaxing hour of joy

If Pokemon Snap and Cruelty Squad had an anti-capitalist baby, it would look like this game. You won't play this long, but it leaves an impression. A fairly strong message for a game where you snap a few photos of odd fellas for half an hour. Check it out if it's on sale. ----- Steam Deck? (N) Tried playing, but couldn't get the controls to function well

A very short but neat game -- like Pokemon Snap in the Cruelty Squad universe. It's serene and chill, but also bleak and alienating. Also good for achievement completionists.

The anti-capitalist tone is very enjoyable, the creatures are unique looking and with both tied together with a lovely lo-fi feel and a charming soundtrack made the whole thing an enjoyable mellow experience. What problems I did have were not deal breakers. On my second run the music did become a little repetitive and I was unclear what the two modes that precipitated the second run actually changed. However overall, this is a lovely little gem of a game and I think you should give it a try.

Do you like weird games? If yes, then Cellular Harvest will be perfect for you. This is an engaging experience that uses its short length to full effect. I know some people are frustrated at games being short, but I think in this case definitely it worked to make the game a better artistic experience. I'm very much sold on the developer's future games.

A perfect game to get lost in. Wander around, photograph the fantastically designed (and described) creatures, take in the landscape. I couldn't ask for anything more.