A narratively-driven deck building roguelite wherein you build a cult and discover occult horrors. A game that isn't for everyone, but is so well-written that it fascinates to play. Very good stuff!

A slow & methodical translation of a board game in all of the right ways. It’s got giant mechs, big explosions, and deep layer of strategic gameplay. Good game definitely geared towards strategy nuts.

Janky, badly optimized, crash-prone, and far too reliant on being a shooter given its license. But it grasps horror well and offers a compelling Lovecraftian tale. A decent time if you can stomach it.

Believe the hype, but don't let the difficulty deter you, Cuphead is not a game to be missed!

Marvel vs. Capcom infinite is a truly enjoyable fighter stuck in a really ugly shell. This one should only be picked up if you value mechanics over aesthetics.

Brutally challenging at times with a deep tactical combat system. But it also has an excellent narrative where choices actually matter, and not superfluously. RPG made for fans of RPGs. Great game!

A walking sim that manages to create a creepy atmosphere very well for a while, but it drops the ball everywhere else. Bad puzzles, an utterly dreadful ending sequence, and game-breaking bugs. Avoid.

Hob offers a fun, rewarding, gameplay-rich experience but with just a bit more time, thought and effort, it could have been something truly outstanding.

An enjoyable, if somewhat difficult to adjust to, roguelike FPS that has plenty of potential to grow into.

Rime is visually stunning but the puzzles were shallow and ultimately disappointing.