GEM: Unlike its ascendants, Cat Quest's cute concept doesn't hide any shortcomings. The "cat" here being dispensable, this game would've worked miracles even if it'd featured a bee.

GEM: It's repleted with a genuine form of existential dread that any other anti-establishment take in this medium feels like nonsense next to its intoxicated mellowness. Its coherence is unmatched.

GEM: The epileptic art house terror we've been waiting for decades.

GEM: A masterpiece of idle & clicker genre, produced with gorgeous math, a thoughtful interface, enabling both active and idle play. It's the inventor & founder of a disease that'll haunt us for ages.