Casual pick-up-and-play deckbuilder with pirate vibes. Some visual polish would help, but mechanics are tight.

Party-game energy, messy but fun. The servers lag sometimes, but pulling off a perfect drill run is oddly satisfying.

Leveling system is satisfying, letting you craft unique playstyles. Wish movement was a bit faster, but still a solid adventure.

A soothing town-sim where I watched families grow and villagers age in a charming fantasy world. Some features still need polish (early access), but the foundation is strong.

Great little cooking puzzler. The magic elements keep it fresh. Some timers feel strict, yet it motivates replaying.

I liked the experimental drugs mechanic turned routine fights into weird moments. A bit too random sometimes, but that’s the appeal.

Visually vivid: metallic tower, neon lights, robot hordes. Some colour palettes felt too similar between levels.

The metaphor of rebooting the universe resonated. Few moments of unclear instructions though.

The time-machine plot is goofy in a good way. Crafting and upgrading feels rewarding, though menus can be clunky.

Solo play is viable and fun. Some sections still prefer group tactics, but I enjoyed both.