It's delightfully breezy, easy to pick up and has enough variety to keep you coming back for a quick game or two on late nights as you unwind. A well-rounded arcade golf experience.

Solid little nonogram game / Picross-like. The UI is kind of spartan and takes some tweaking to make legible, but otherwise it's fine and has lots of puzzles. And it runs on Steam Deck!

An excellent sequel that improves on the original in almost every way. Tight platforming and combat, lots and lots (and lots) of variety, and fun level design. Pure joy! Don't miss it.

Wonderfully ingenious and devious. If you ever wanted an Indiana Jones themed metroidvania, this is it! LM2 offers an unparalleled sense of adventure, mystery and exploration. In a class of its own.

While I have some issues with it, Dead Cells is undeniably a really fun game to zone out to and get lost in. With how much variety is packed in, it's also just great value.

A game to feed your soul, and it does so in more ways than one! Its blend of light puzzles, simple but endlessly satisfying painting mechanics, and sharp writing melted my cold, cold heart.

A fun and light romantic drama. Some tolerance for anime-isms is required, but if you can get over that, it's a really solid (and corny) romp that will make you really excited to play its sequel.

Chock-full of goodness including gorgeous art, truly unsettling imagery and metal boss names. Has been improved upon a lot since release, so weigh recent reviews more heavily than older ones.

Expect something like a 2D walking sim with light puzzles. I personally got a lot out of its setting and aesthetic. Has a single jump scare but otherwise is pretty mellow and pleasantly creepy. Cool!

The recent updates make this a joy to dive back into. Fun classic shootbang with a modern coat of paint at a humble price. Noice.