A good but overrated deck building game that provides enough story and puzzle elements to keep you intrigued. Act 2 is a bit jarring and a downside to the game, but is fairly short.

Songs for a Hero is a generic non-challenging platforming adventure game that misuses its one semi-interesting gimmick as it mostly becomes background noise. You've seen all this in better games.

A lackluster 'game' about a schizophrenic lesbian looking for her c*nt of a former girlfriend who screwed her over. Spend 90% of your time clicking on dots or reading about made up aquatic life.

Oh look, an old school shooter that's better than most modern shooters. What a surprise. Much better than the sludge that was fake Doom 2016. No glory kills for modern braindead ADD gamers in this.

Repetitive game mechanics and a nonsensical plot hinders its shine. The characters are the strongest point but are hamstrung by unfortunate decisions to make the plot make sense. Not bad, but not good

There's some nice visuals, but the art is the best part of the game and that's never a good sign. It ends up lacking the emotional weight it attempts, and the game portions are the weakest aspects.

With all around solid gameplay, and the only drawback being the story and plot aren't as tidy as they could've been. I'd recommend the game if you're looking for a classic survival horror experience.

An arcade space wave shooter, with a bit of mech action mixed in. Destroy the capital ships, maybe with help from some of your own. Some elements get repetitive, but the main focus is solid and fun.

A unique casual game combining a metroidvania with pinball. Deliver mail around the island while completing quests and gaining power ups. There are some issues but most of them are minor.

A decent & enjoyable detective game using logical deduction. The storytelling method is terrible, it wastes some of your time, and some critical deduction info is left untold to the player.