Extremely pay-to-win, but simply by playing on PC against mobile players it's still easy to do pretty good and stay on top of the leaderboard. Surprisingly fun for what it is, although far from great.

Lacks enough variety in runs, but the combat feels good enough to still make it pretty replayable. Great gun-feel, enemy variety and movement- and a great FPS overall.

Very cute little rhythm game that'll take about 30 minutes to beat. Great art and music for what it is, and completely free!

Not bad, but a little too short to ever get good. At the very least, I can say the art style was good and the ideas behind it were solid, the build-up just wasn't there.

While I have been enjoying the show, it's hard to say the same about this game. Gameplay segments feel stunted and the visual novel parts feel half-assed. The character writing is fun, at least.

A very good retro FPS plagued by some major issues with difficulty and unnecessary systems that serve to make the game less enjoyable. Still pretty good, but it hurts that it could be so much better.

Definitely not the best of the Build Engine classics, but easily the most unique. Combines FPS and Metroidvania gameplay in a very fluid way- something that isn't usually done this well.

Extremely addicting sandbox/automation game in the same vein as Forager. Easily worth a try for fans of the genre.

While I enjoyed the first Project Warlock, this sequel improves on it in most ways with better gameplay, visuals, levels, design, everything. Overall, it's a very solid boomer shooter.

Literally just an asset flip, and best described as an awful game hidden under professional-looking UI. Cannot recommend.