Some classic Gamehouse time management goodness with an interesting story of Vera fighting to save her now vampire sister. This is best when you know the characters and events of the first game.

Some more Gamehouse time management goodness and continuing the Barbarous story. It ties up some loose ends while keeping an opening if they want to make another entry (or a crossover game).

With how much this game has been hyped up and praised, I was expecting more. I certainly was expecting movement to not feel sluggish, guns to feel better, and for a better control scheme.

I do like the puzzle-y aspect of Spells & Secrets, but it feels sluggish, the story is both there and not there, and the roguelike genre does not fit. It could have been better as a narrative life sim

Umurangi was a game I thought I would like, after all I liked other photography games, but this one just felt bad to play and I didn’t like the bonus objectives or the timer tied to get more equipment

H.A.N.D. looks gorgeous, feels great to play, and does a good job with its theme, but I wish healing wasn’t as stingy, bosses hit a bit too hard, and it gets boring as you reach 10 hours of playtime.