
Cult of the Lamb
It turns out that as long as nothing is completely broken, a game can be decently supported by creativity alone.
It turns out that as long as nothing is completely broken, a game can be decently supported by creativity alone.
The second game is the lesser of the two, but it’s still a fascinating experience.
Careless design noticeably detracts from the gameplay, but the DLC is still recommended as a lovingly surreal, decently entertaining throwback.
Aperture Desk Job will make you even more frustrated that Valve refuses to make full games without caveats anymore.