Kor

Great game overall. Excellent music, good story, and charming art/dialog. The only issue (and it's my issue, not a criticism of the dev) I have with it is that I strongly dislike timed button sequences and these happen to be a core mechanic of the game. HOWEVER, there is a setting to reduce the difficulty and I probably wouldn't be able to play it without that. This game is definitely worth picking up, especially at this price.

Fantastic game. Cheaper than It should be imo. Combat is genuinely fun. Not only are the combos fun to try to perfect but there is some real tactical and strategic depth as well. Also I have to mention the quirky sense of humor because it is really fantastic. It sort of feels like a cross between Undertale and Earthbound in its tone.

This game was a visual and audio throw back to the Gameboy era and it was executed very well. The game play on intended difficulty was very challenging, requiring very quick inputs of all your attacks for the more difficult fights. If you get stuck like I did, you can always switch to the lower difficulty to finish the short and fun story. I'd recommend this for anyone who likes old school aesthetics and a well put together input based/deck building combat system.

This game is clearly an homage to GameBoy games, but it has plenty of clever new ideas too. I particularly love the Warper, it's such a good idea and I always feel so smart when I warp my way to a trashcan and find some doops. The combat is also quite fun, even though I'm absolutely terrible at it. There's humor in this game too, I've chuckled out loud at several of the jokes. I haven't really touched on the plot, because I haven't finished the game yet. I'm pretty hooked already though and I'm excited to see what happens!

Kor is a great game that is basically a mix of the Gameboy Pokemon games and the action-command system of the first two Paper Mario games. So if you're a fan of both Pokemon and Paper Mario, then you'll probably like this. The battle system also had some fun stacking effects that feel like classic JRPG gameplay. I did have some problems with some areas being too easy while others were too hard, but overall I love the aesthetic, with the crisp pixel art and wonderful chiptune music transporting you back to the 90s. This is a quirky, fun little adventure that is well worth the asking price.

I've never played a game of this genre before and to be honest, I was a little skeptical that I'd enjoy it much going in. But I was pleasantly wrong. If this game is indeed representative of the genre, I've apparently been missing out. It's delightfully addictive, just the perfect amount of "cute" (for want of a better word), and to my surprise, gratifying. It's also one of those games that you can just tell has a lot heart with impressive attention to the little details. On top of that, the pixel art is fun and the music slaps. I also really appreciate the update that made keybinding possible. It made a massive positive difference in the playability and therefore enjoyment of the game - at least for me. If you're "on the fence" about trying this game, especially if you're like me and never got into this genre, I would definitely recommend giving it a shot.

Great art, good hook, GOADSTOOL 4 EVER