“Never before felt killing zombies so satisfying! 1st person shooter mixed with minor RPG elements, pretty graphics, lots of weapons, badass characters and so many waves of zed.”

“A beautiful old school RPG which is heavily inspired by classic Pen & Paper RPGs with round based battles, 14 classes, 5 races, many skills and multiple ways to approach the story. And more!”

“Survival, Dinosaurs, Building, Crafting, being able to poop. The list of genre-tags goes on and on. ARK is one of those survival games where you discover something new everytime you play.”

“Great game, especially with friends! Like Gang Beasts with puzzle elements.”

“A must-have for everyone who enjoys a bit of silly fun with their friends. Works great with remoteplay aswell!”

“Zup is a minimalistic puzzle game with over 40 clever designed level of varying difficulty. Nice little brainteaser for in-between and a ridiculous amount of achievements.”

“Over 60 levels, a free dlc, new mechanics and even more achievements! Zup 2 is a worthy successor to the first game and brings enough to the table to feel refreshing.”

“The third installment of the minimalistic puzzle game series cuts on innovation but delivers over 70 levels, a free dlc & over 1700 achievements. A 'nice to have' game.”

“A decent 3D arena fighter with a very nice character creation menu. The story feels like Dragon Ball and so does the fighting.”

“Currently the best Dragon Ball themed 3D arena fighter out there. Create your own OC and dive into the world of Dragon Ball.”

“Not the great new space action adventure everyone hoped it would be, but still a decent game. A nice chillout galaxy exploration experience. Just don't buy it full price, wait for sales.”

“It's a fairly easy old school RPG with turn based battles. Simple & linear story about a fairy tale land with charming characters. With about 10 hours playtime it's rather short but fun.”

“A nice little side scrolling 'avoid all obstacles or you die'-kind of game with even more than just pugs. Perfect for killing a few minutes in between.”

“Prison AND Architect, what more do you want?”