tldr videogame curation
melbourne, australia

Platform: PC (Microsoft Windows)

An intriguing, nihilistic, funny and depressing paperwork simulator. A simple concept thoughtfully & creatively explored.
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An adorable puzzle platformer with co-op support (albeit requiring an independent save) with amazing visual & character design and an even better soundtrack.

A perfect sequel expanding massively on an already brilliant puzzle mechanic. The puzzles are challenging and well designed, but the centrepiece is the plot and specifically the characters.

Short and sweet, Portal has a simple concept which lends itself to all levels of complex puzzles. Nowadays it lives in the shadow of it’s unbelievably good sequel, but the concepts started here.

Immersive, pleasant and engaging - but clearly not for everyone. It’s far richer visually and auditorily than mechanically, but if you need a beautiful walk around, it’s for you.

I played this game for twelve years. It’s very good.

Extremely well designed first person physics-based puzzle game with terrific voice acting. Short playtime and not mindbendingly challenging, but worth a look if you’re into the genre.

IMO, the last good Saints Row game. Humour is at different times stupid, crude and also clever. It’s absurd, and absurdly fun. Play with a friend.

Beautiful and sad. Well designed, minimal & stylised visuals with no UI to interrupt the immersion throughout a relatively short experience.