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Game Title: TimeLie
Platform:Steam (Deck)

What is it about?: A stealth puzzler of a precognative girl and a cat trying to escape robots and other obstacles
What did I think: I thought it was pretty good. Using your ability to manipulate time so you can accomplish objectives, solve puzzles, and avoid robots is solid, and sometimes difficult, but very fair. When you make a mistake, it’s straightforward what you need to do. The cat being an important part of the puzzle-solving is a plus, especially when you have to meow to divert the robots attention.
Would I continue playing?: Yes.

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Game Title: Dude. Stop
Platform:Steam (Deck)

What is it about?: Play a developer’s new game! Just… don’t break anything, or do! You monster.
What did I think: This game took a little bit to get into, but it’s extremely hilarious with the developer’s commentary, commenting on whether or not you’re being nice, or absolutely being the worst. Gameplay consists of a lot of micro-games, with objectives you can follow… or ignore completely.
Would I continue playing?: YES. It is deeply hilarious.

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Game Title: Say NO! More
Platform: Steam (Deck)

What is it about?: You’re a new intern, but everyone is making unreasonable requests of you! Say NO! More.
What did I think: I really enjoyed the premise, that saying no would send people and objects flying. The game though is really easy, which is a both a strength… and weakness, as you can coast through most encounters with a basic NO. That said, the writing is great. It’s fun to see what the different people say, both before and after your NOs.
Would I continue playing?: Yes, and no. I unintentionally blew past the 30 minutes… and finished the main game in 2.1 hours. Good time spent, but not a lot of replay-ability.