A unique genre mash-up where you move around the map on a giant crab, battling other giant crabs and exploring islands like they're dungeon crawls. Makes for great co-op!

A hesitant thumbs up because it's so rough around the edges, but the island is beautifully crafted and littered with enough hidden treasure to keep you entertained for its short duration.

Might feel a bit too "Baby's First Dungeon Crawler" at times, but it at least excels at that. Solid, straightforward mechanics with enough customizable loot to keep you pressing forward.

The islands that you explore can feel a bit empty and same-y, but this is still a good, cozy platformer with an interesting gimmick. It's fun to see how each new object affects your launch ability.

A fun take on the survival/farming genre where you nurture an oasis back to life. The early game is a bit difficult to get into, but your efforts pay off in big ways later on.

A chill and atmospheric game about climbing a big ol' mountain. Can feel too much like a walking simulator at times, though the climbing mechanics are pretty solid throughout.

Feels like a mini dungeon crawler that's all about collecting treasure instead of fighting monsters. Makes for a good, low-stakes co-op experience that isn't terribly punishing.

A unique, co-op oriented blend of third-person shooting and puzzle platforming, topped off by a match-3 color system. Pretty lengthy and surprisingly difficult at times.

A visually bizarre puzzle platformer that involves moving alien creatures around to open new pathways. Strikes a near perfect balance of being challenging and clever without being frustrating.

This series just keeps getting better and better. Great co-op oriented, environmental puzzles and lots of abilities (both new and old) to experiment with.