Grottesco Absurdus

I expected this game to be a bizarre, surreal or funny experience. I play a l lot of games so short games wouldn't have bothered me, but that wasn't the issue. It was just not that fun. Most of the gameplays are just trial and error and most of them involves just clicking stuff at the right timing. The gameplay itself isn't that much fun, and it is... Read more

Fun little surreal game in the same vein as Jazzpunk, The Hex or Pony Island. It basically consists out of weird mini-games where you have to discover the rules of each one yourself. You'll probably need a walkthrough to get all achievements, because the main menu and generally speaking the UI is very unconventional. Apparently I got kicked out of a... Read more

This is a fun little game consisting of weird mini games where you have to discover the rules of each mini game yourself. It took me a bit longer than what I initially thought it should, as all the achievements are missable, therefore I suggest you use a guide to unlock the achievements, as if you look for them yourself it will take quite a while to... Read more

- Morlan's shorts: Did you notice a pattern here? Fine, you got me.. I grabbed a bunch of his games all together. There was a sale, what?! One of the more..well..absurd games that Anatoliy has made. There's a certain Monty-Python-esque sense to this one and if you don't know what this mean, you should watch more TV! The good stuff though.. Many styles,... Read more

After playing the "100 missing ___" series, and picking up the bundle here, I've really enjoyed Anatoliy Loginovskikh's games. The surreal insanity is really appealing to me. However, this game was definitely a miss. All of the minigames this time around were total misses, not really fun to play and got irritating after a while. I'd recommend skipping... Read more