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An odd mix of history, some culture, strategy, and some dating on the side as well
A low-key roguelike budget strategy game that fails to inspire much excitement
Attempts to recapture some of the retro vibes of the classic Super Sprint, but struggles in multiple areas
A refreshing step back to a previous era of CRPG styling, the likes of Fallout 2, that delivers nicely
A generally well-crafted mix of casual adventure elements and puzzles, though the cutscenes are painfully dated
A great concept and experience with a cool overall aesthetic, but the execution overall isn’t always so hot
An elevated, and generally attractive, take on puzzle-oriented play
Not terribly elaborate, or long, but for a budget price it’s accessible, engaging, and a good time
Not a terrible minimalist shooter where you’ll continue to do better the more you grind, but not a good one either
Unfortunately fails to bring anything new, exciting, or polished to the table when it comes to side-scrolling action, budget priced or not
A decent digital conversion of a board game that’s novel but feels like it lost something in translation
A decidedly old-school platforming action game that’s fails to introduce modern elements or feel authentically retro
A pretty basic budget platformer that fails to differentiate itself from plenty of competitors
An interesting intersection of pool hall play and roguelike sensibilities, but rough around the edges
The generically-named cooking sim with pretty dull gameplay that’s almost a carbon copy of a peer
An action-RPG meets up with some storytelling potential, but it just never really comes together enough to be interesting
While the premise is momentarily amusing, the lack of depth and direction in surviving are aggravating
The final wild ride with the odd duo, though with a different central gag in the form of Max’s psychic powers
A surprisingly engaging low-res mix of storytelling, strategy, and adventure
Certainly an odd and creepy, but brief, journey filled with enough religious imagery and unease to be somewhat memorable
A pretty smooth-riding futuristic racer that is all about momentum and technique, just only racing against time and ghosts
An interesting Metroidvania-ish cooking sim that comes up a little short on both ends of its design
While it’s absolutely the same startling “What was that?” experience as on PC, cumbersome controls hold it back
A nice variation on hidden picture puzzles with its own flair
A game so committed to an old-school look and feel that it can be challenging to play at times, let alone enjoy
A Metroidvania where you can feel the effort to make it good, but just has too many rough edges to stand out among titans
A pretty decent mix of tower defense and active action, but lacks finesse, and there are stronger titles out there in the space
An odd and eclectic mix of short mini games in a small variety of styles and classic adventure mechanics
Tackles the task of pulling of a 2D Souls-like, but overall is a bit of an odd mismatched mess
An odd puzzler with a “cheeky” sense of humor to go with a decent challenge
Tries to do some things differently with a retro-styled shooter, but it just doesn’t improve the formula in any clear way
Take to the seas for an action RPG adventure, whether solo or with a friend, with plenty of assorted cat puns and fun
A creative and refreshing mix of exploration, puzzle solving, and music that has loads of charm
A co-op experience across 2 separate screens that brings a challenge, but not always for the right reasons
An odd mix of somewhat loose golfing, survival, and humor
Solid storytelling with enough choices that it help you feel more engaged, but some “political” elements that may be a turn off
Perhaps if the quirks and odd style of Aero is already familiar it will be nostalgic, but otherwise it’s just a bit odd
While it lacks the drive and pressure to meet objectives, that also can make it feel meandering and dull
A side-scrolling survival adventure tower defense RPG of sorts that has ambition but doesn’t really come together
While it has some of that early Star Wars game style, the action doesn’t hold up quite as well as its peers
Enjoy spinning some more laid back and somewhat longer tunes, backed by some quirky visuals, in this DLC pack
A colorful and charming enough puzzle platformer with stages that are too long and that feel too generic
While it manages to move farm sim play into another dimension, featuring a low-poly environment, it feels very bare bones
The approachable tactical strategy shooter is back, packing plenty of personality, polish, and a fair challenge
A pretty simple but challenging small-scale civilization builder steeped with some roguelike concepts
Fight the clock to navigate to the exits as a stick little blob and possibly try to top the global leaderboards
An oddball, and pretty bland, mix of mini games, Tamagotchi, Pokemon, and some light adventure
A thoroughly odd, quirky, and delightfully silly quasi-adventure that delivers laughs while it lasts
While minimalism can work when done right, Chrysolite feels like it has pushed a bit too far in that direction
A well-made and interesting mix of Metroidvania and roguelike elements… but a little sluggish
