A cooking game where you cook eggs, among other items. Flipping said items is a large part of the gameplay and is complicated in various ways. Enjoyable, but difficulty is very fiddly.

A comparatively easy precision platformer with a good sense of humor. Mechanically fairly shallow, but a good entry point to the genre for newcomers, and just fun to play, honestly. Imagine that.

Interesting upgrade decisions and systems, as well as unique characters make for a well rounded and satisfying survivors-like experience. Points for having a well executed (if not original) art style.

A very active survivor game. Many sub objectives to keep you moving. I never really felt safe playing this. Great if you liked other survivors games conceptually but wanted a bit more to do in them.

Extremely good throwback N64 styled platformer. A focus on excellently crafted platforming as opposed to collection and a lack of direct imitation of N64 greats makes it a big winner.

Essentially Stacklands with a lot of the grindy progression sanded off, and more pointed graphical decisions and plot. Mechanical changes are interesting and help keep the board clear. Automation.

A wonderful little arcade time attack style game with a fairly tough story mode and a fantastic EDM soundtrack. A direct upgrade to Savant - Ascent from ten years ago.

An occult librarian simulator with an absolutely labyrinthine amount of information to navigate and catalog. Take Notes. It is almost absolutely necessary. Definitely not for everyone.

A horror RPG with interesting but paper thin combat, and a quality plot. I largely consider the combat a downgrade from one of oates's previous games, No Delivery, but the plot is as good as ever.

An excellent combination of a vampire survivors game and a roguelite. Respectable build variety. A bit light on content, but regardless a steal at three dollars. Highly reccomended.