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A reasonable improvement to the arcade classic, but it fails to push the envelope enough to make it compelling
Pleasant enough in principle, but not terribly compelling in a crowded eShop
If you already know it, you likely love it. If you don’t, this is a good bit of challenging fun worth a look
If you’re into hardcore retro platforming this kind of works, except for the somewhat loose controls
While it has gear and locations to use and explore… what it lacks is compelling fishing action
Best played with a friend, this wonky sports action title is thoroughly odd and goes all in on its quirkiness
A budget-friendly first-person dungeon crawler that’s simply lacking in personality and excitement
In general very similar to a bunch of other casual puzzle adventures, but held back by some poor interface design
An interesting upgraded version of a quasi-Metroidvania adventure from an earlier era
A love letter to the likes of Mario 64 and that early 3D generation, but it has some warts of that time as well
You can appreciate the type of experience it’s shooting for, but in terms of play it’s still pretty ordinary
A smart and challenging take on a roguelike deck builder that instead decides to roll the dice for luck
Effectively repackages past Picross packs from the Nintendo 3DS, but adds current bells and whistles
An unusual, and pretty brief, psychological adventure with an eye-catching look
An avalanche of Picross puzzling goodness with a pleasant farming-oriented theme
An admirable attempt to take the casual puzzle adventure game to a new level that sort of works
If you’re so into weirdness, cats, and pretty limited multiplayer action this may be for you…
An alternative take on the likes of Overcooked-style multiplayer food prep chaos that has both ups and downs
Featuring a style of puzzling reminiscent of the likes of The Room, Evolution comes across as a clunkier cousin
No matter how many words are used to describe the game, one can sum it up quickly and easily: Avoid
An unusual mix of Pong, Breakout, and some puzzle elements that sort of works…
A pretty brief, but emotionally compelling, experience that meditates on how simple things can be ripe with emotions
A pretty basic exercise in pretty silly physics-based multiplayer gaming that lacks ambition
A curious mix of platforming, objective-driven adventure elements, and charming visuals help Promenade shine
A generally clever design, sense of humor, and inspired strategic play help Inkulinati stand out in the space
A mix of both uninspired visuals and gameplay make the experience more lackluster as a whole
A pretty unique test of your ability to process quite a lot at once, your reactions, your planning, and your patience
Provides a very different and interesting take on tactical strategy by putting it in more of an open-world setting
A charming and pretty gorgeous crafting sim / RPG / adventure that doesn’t quite hit all the right notes
This puzzle platformer challenges you to shift gravity, dodge traps, and beat up enemies with moderate success
A throwback to the classic likes of Castlevania and others with a few modern flourishes
A pretty typical casual-friendly mix of some mystery, intrigue, and a variety of puzzles
A messy take on local multiplayer action that’s hard to get much enjoyment out of
A surprisingly-effective roguelike variation on poker, for those who enjoy it, and a pretty unique challenge
An eclectic mix of 4 arcade-style games, each representing a different flavor, with varying degrees of polish
A perfectly fine and polished-looking budget platformer… that’s just dull
A love letter to fans of old-school arcade racing with a decent amount of variety in handling across loads of vehicles
Don’t let its very simplistic look and controls fool you. It will slowly challenge you, but it is still quite basic…
Takes a simple idea and slowly runs it into the ground…
While this may be a general puzzle game format you’ve seen before, you haven’t seen it with cats!
A budget bit of puzzle action that wants to have a horror feel, but just fails to be interesting
While it will undoubtedly give fans of the originals all the feels, removing nostalgia it absolutely has issues both old and new
A nightmare mix of precision platformer level design and woefully touchy and imprecise controls
While it has a simple charm and some old-school vibes, it lacks in inspiration and excitement
If you don’t mind taking a trip back to earlier times and more primitive controls it can have some charm
An interesting take on the classic Breakout formula that improves the experience but is too frustrating to enjoy easily
A throwback to the likes of Mario Golf and its ilk that knows what it wants to be and thoroughly delivers
A pretty light-weight budget twin-stick shooter with some challenge, but that fails to inspire much excitement
With a style of play that’s far too simplistic, controls that are far too clumsy, and a pace that’s far too slow, West Hunt struggles
Generally keeps the action simple, laying on new complications with every stage, but will keep you on your toes