Uprising 2 is more and less polished in some areas than its predecessor, but some quality of life improvements made it a more approachable title for neophytes of mech shooter/tank sims.

MONOBOT does nothing wrong, but it also doesn't stick out. Those looking for a 2d puzzle-platformer are going to be satisfied, while everyone else may just feel lukewarm.

It doesn't look pretty and one third of the jokes are cringe, but Armed and Dangerous pulls itself up with frenetic over the top combat and writing swinging between crude, snarky and witty.

I am pleased that Crying Suns doesn't just limit itself to copy its source material, but makes an actual effort to have its own identity, coming out ultimately as an enjoyable experience.

From graphics to gameplay, Knights of the Temple is the definition of jank, but it manages to entertain.

Plebby Quest aims to satisfy a niche of newbie users who want to approach the grand strategy genre for the first time and, with good but not too complex mechanics and decent stories, I think it does

Impossible Creatures did not break the mold or create a new sub-genre in the strategy genre, but it had an interesting idea and run with it to a good degree of success.

Fight Knight heartfelt production and out of the ordinary gameplay make it compelling a choice for any indie lover.

Gun Metal offers an ok time, but just good enough for an afternoon.

Life is Goes On is a cute puzzle game that may be ugly to look at, but it's very fun to play.