Fun little time waster which had me relaunching it over and over to try and get to different endings. Managing your different bars can get frustrating, but it's overall a surprisingly fun game.

A decent take on the Metro formula in which you're out in the open rather than in cramped tunnels. I didn't care for most of the story, but the gameplay was decent. I'd say I enjoyed 2033 more overall

Fantastic deckbuilder than keeps things pretty fresh as you combine different classes and upgrade the difficulty. Tons of playstyles to lean into, some which surprised me when I figured them out.

Solid game with a excellent movement and combat system that really makes you feel like John Mordor. The Nemesis system is great, the story is pretty decent, and building up an army is fun.

Not much to be said about this game that hasn't been said already. Supergiant made about as perfect a game that I can imagine, from voice acting to graphics to sound/music. It's a sublime rogue-like.

Cute Metroidvania style game with some pretty tough bosses and interesting aesthetics. I actually wound up playing it through twice, which says a lot for someone like me.

Fantastic dungeon crawler which allows you to create your own party and explore a gigantic dungeon loaded with puzzles. I love this game, even with little nostalgia for the older games it mimics.

Jalopy brings with it a very weird amount of immersion. Which is great. But there are technical issues for days, from items outright disappearing to me having to restart twice. Needs a lot of fixes.

Pretty graphics and cute dialogue. But many of the puzzles, dungeons and mechanics in general are insanely simple. You can tell a lot of love went into the game, but it couldn't keep me from boredom.

Holy hell, what a mess. I mean it's 2 bucks for about 2 hours of gameplay. But some of the scenes are so hilariously bad that it sucks any horror element from the game. B-Movie Experience: The Game.