A pretty simple medieval town builder, but it gets a bit cumbersome. It isn't exactly fun to figure things out and the maps don't lend themselves to allowing you to be creative with your towns.

Spelunky feels a bit too difficult on the outset since there are so many hazards/monsters to all of a sudden learn about. Relies on hitting your head against a wall for hours before getting anywhere.

A fun, tactical game that is easy to get into and hard to master. It is severely pay to win, but you can definitely compete with enough skill/luck.

Great automation game. Sort of like a cross between Factorio and Astroneer. Lots of different resources make it complex but fun. The map feels small but it is actually pretty big.

A nice, but short, strategy game. Elements of roguelike genre are integrated, but they don't have as big of an effect. Most of the customization comes through unlocks, which can take a while to do.

The game is basically a simplified 2D XCOM. It is pretty fun, but can be pretty easy for the first 5 hours, strategy-wise. Once the difficulty ramps up, it mostly just gets annoying, though.

This game was little better than watching paint dry. There is a ton of reading/text, a confusing passive combat system. Complicated parts of the game had little to no benefit. Only played 5 hours.

A pretty fun roguelite game. The store gameplay could have been a bit more fleshed out, but it is almost no challenge. Music and art are great. Dungeon crawling could have been a bit better.

A long episode of South Park with fun exploration and mechanics. While it is less challenging than I expected it to be, it still requires you to plan battles correctly. Looks exactly like the show!