Mutliplayer should be the preferred mode, but loading bugs nearly made me ragequit as the non-host. Play solo. More control with building to blend constructions with terrain would go a long way.

The first was okay, and the second was great. This...was painful. The difficulty spike clashes hard with its presentation, resulting in what should be a charming romp turning into frustration.

A pleasant platformer romp that has a few challenging sections, especially for 100%ing. The fireworks mechanics are fun to work with and there's immense charm to the presenation.

A slightly unbalanced game best played with 3 others, but genuinely enjoyable when things click. Be prepared for a lot of runs where victory is hopelessly out of reach, though.

A hesitant recommend, as it was exactly what I wanted from a comfy do-everything game. The writing's weak, multiplayer limited, & endgame features are esoteric and grindy, but it's good to chill with.

A comfy "puzzle" game where tenacity can pull you through but strategy gets you richer faster. The mixing effects system can be a little unintuitive, but it's always exciting to make a new substance.

"This game has no right to be free" is what all my friends said. It's true. Fantastic casual fun with up to 7 friends and lots of room to grow. A few bugs, but plenty more laughs. Please try it!

Could be the best co-op shooter of all time, but their publisher's involvement prevents this: rootkit level anticheat, scummy business practices, rushed patches/balance. All tolerable? Then try it!

A roguelike that tells roguelikes to be better; to dare to have lovable characters, dialogue, music, plot, humor, moments, etc. The game may be easier compared to some, but dares you to try new things

Hands-down the best RPG Maker game I've encountered. The writing is fantastic and insightful to the LGBT+ experience and relationships in general, and the gameplay is tight but allows for creativity.