INFRA is an adventure game blended together with elements pulled from the puzzle and walking simulator genres. It manages to be consistently enjoyable with a good amount of puzzle variety.

The 34th Nancy Drew game is far from horrible, but it still fails to live up to its predecessors by a significant margin. A mediocre mystery game that can safely be skipped by most fans of the genre.

Hatred is a twin-stick shooter inspired by POSTAL. Even though it's better and more polished, it carries over the same core issue; it's a game that wants to be edgy more than it wants to be fun.

A decent horror puzzle game set in an old-timey animation studio. Art is very strong and a major highlight, while some of the game mechanics leave a lot to be desired.

An RPG that has aged horribly. It comes complete with a bland story, awful dialogue, janky combat mechanics and poor visuals. Not much reason to play this game, especially over a decade after release.

An excellent colony simulator with 15+ years of active development. Already a strong title that will only improve with time, definitely worth a purchase for fans of the genre.

A puzzle game that emulates the inventory system from Resident Evil 4. It does a good job of it, but there isn't much else going on. Fun for an hour or two.

2D platformer where you play each level three times, but with various modifications. It's not the next great platformer, but it's a good idea executed pretty well, along with some solid presentation.

Clicker game with almost no idle mechanics. The only combat mechanic is clicking on enemies, and you never get to a point where you can slow down your button mashing. Horribly repetitive, boring game.