Tons of game crashes (there is a "solution" by changing launch options to have affinity with CPU P-Cores); horrible frame rates. Extremely mindless gameplay but the core game is still fun at times.

If you need to scratch that itch after finishing The Roottrees are Dead, you've come to the perfect place. Very similar with a couple unique additions to your sleuthing toolkit.

Very fun, light-hearted platforming shooter. Plenty of QoL features to play at the easiest levels for kids. Miss these old franchises made for the Millenials.

Skip this and go straight to its sequel, Polimines 2. This version is short at 30 levels and is missing all of the QoL features the later game has. This doesn't even have a pencil feature.

Very fun, yet extremely difficult Minesweeper-esque logic game. Had to take a lot of breaks; even dozed off and gave up on a few of the last puzzles. In the end, more frustrating than satisfying.

Very LEGO-esque retelling of the 1st Horizon game in traditional light-hearted humor. Very little variance in gameplay mechanics/levels, even compared to TT Games LEGO Games. Still scratches that itch

It's BACK! Always love to see classic removed games restored/remade for the modern audience. This remake is better in every way from the original. Poker logic is more realistic w/ reasonable achievs.

As a casual nibbler of Nonogram + Minesweeper type games, Polimines 2 was fairly challenging. In the spirit of Hexcells and Tametsi, Polimines 2 has 60 curated puzzles w/ an active, helpful community.

A solid mix of Slay the Spire and Balatro shaped around a Blackjack core. Choose your path to the boss and beat 3 Casinos. With the right strategy (Worn Card, Healer, Double Dmg) it'll just autoplay.

Very short model assembly/fixing game. 14 easy puzzles and a heartfelt "story" with narration. Getting the proper angle and viewpoint became a chore over time with the limited controls. Buy on sale.