Quite possibly the strongest contribution to both the dwarf & survivor-like genres. A massive variety of currencies, weapons, & upgrades await in each dive, each more challenging than the last. A+

Not all genres mix well with roguelike gameplay, but Peglin's ball-and-peg puzzles work incredibly well. While RNG takes the wheel pretty often, a little wisdom will take your far in the long run. B+

The Coloring Game series is the best pixel-based, color-by-numbers "game" on this platform, even if there isn't much competition. Relive the growing pains of this dev's art style from years past. C+

DEMO: Unholy wears it's massively diverse inspirations proudly, and brings them together with a versatile magic slingshot. The horror here really takes its time to build & keeps you on your toes: A

DEMO: Sniper Killer's gameplay isn't particularly groundbreaking in any way, but its humorous narrative storytelling is certainly worth investigating before you necessarily pull the trigger: B-

DEMO: Any retro horror fan will enjoy this atmospheric, jumpscare-filled, gory, lo-fi love letter to 70s slasher films involving power tools. Turn the lights out, plug in your VCR, and run: A

DEMO: Pinball, but with a e s t h e t i c... While it has some interesting looking visuals, the tables are poorly designed & the physics don't feel right causing frequent unavoidable game overs: D

DEMO: Not your average top-down, bullet hell roguelike: now you can play as a train! It's a little more hands-on & methodical than similar titles, but feels a little light on variety & upgrades: C+