It's been a while since I was able to play games properly due the plandemic and other issues, but now I can give my thoughts about a few games.
First: The Way. A Polish Another World-clone that is too wonky for its own good, with puzzles that do not work as intended and checkpoints too far away between each other, seeing that you die from one hit and your weapons are shit. I dropped the game after the second level and watched the rest of the game in Youtube, I believe it was a good decision since the endings are weaksauce and try to force a message that is bland as hell, the game conveniently removes all of your tools after having fought so hard to get them and, worst of them all...
There's a homage of that airbike section of Battletoads!
Not as bad, of course, but still incredibly annoying.
Second: Phoenix Wright: Spirit of Justice. Much better than the previous game, it's more of the same, for good and bad. Capcom still doesn't know what to do with Apollo Justice, the red-headed step-child of the fourth game.
Third: The Procession to Cavalry. Actually a sequel to Four Last Things, with similar humor. Very short too, but worth a try. This time, the main change is that you can kill most people standing in your way instead of bothering with inane puzzles, starting with the casual murder of a cripple to get a certain item. Naturally, things won't end well for you, but you can complete the game in 10 minutes or so in exchange. The protagonist is a warrior lady, which usually would be decline, but they make fun of that too (and she's not given a better treatment than others in the bad ending).
