A mini-golf roguelite deck builder that's intriguing for a couple of hours, but falls short due to lack of progression and small annoyances that add up.

A lackluster roguelite that feels underdeveloped and half baked, which is a shame because it could've been something amazing given more time and attention.

A love letter to the classic Nintendo 64 3D Platformers, with Pikmin-like mechanics to solve puzzles and a never ending desire / obsession to collect every last shiny collectable that you see.

What starts off as a deep tactical RPG, turns into a rather mundane and overly drawn out game that seems to outstay its welcome.

Whilst Inscryption makes a name for itself with masterfully executed atmosphere and card mechanics in act 1, is only let down by the following two acts that change the atmosphere dramatically.

Gloomhaven provides a challenging experience that not everyone will love. It's brutally difficult and requires your full attention with a lot of strategic and tactical planning to come out on top.

A decent tower defence game, but is let down heavily with unnecessary rogue-lite elements that make the game more frustrating than it should be with RNG that is out of your control.

Everhood manages to blend together cryptic storytelling, wacky characters, an exceptional twist on combat in a carefully crafted world that you have to experience yourself to fully appreciate.

A short but sweet narrative-driven game that plucks at your emotional strings, whilst experimenting with a blinking mechanic that certainly adds to the experience and immersion of the story.

A truly brutal RPG rogue-lite that never lets you get too comfortable and punishes you for every mistake you make. You need to be very strategic and carefully plan every move when your in combat.