Celeste is hard. It's also the best platformer I've ever played. While the base game is already amazing, community mods and maps put it in a league of its own as one of the best games ever. 11/10

After playing through the first game in this collection, my mind was already broken (In a good way). I look forward to finishing VLR to see if it will top 999 as my favourite visual novel. 9.5/10

While the core gameplay of Omega Strikers is incredibly fun (I myself have 600 hours in the game), the new player experience leaves much to be desired. 4/10, up to an 8/10 if you can power through.

vivid/stasis is a rhythm game that is truly unique in its design, combining genres which haven't been tried before, in a way that just works. 11/10, One of the best games I've ever played.

Very fun shop management game, with witty characters and great design. As a debut game from this developer, I'm excited to see what they'll create going forward, as they've started off strong. 8.5/10

Muse Dash has a pleasing aesthetic in its take on Taiko rhythm games, with both incredibly fun charting and plenty of well chosen songs from a variety of genres, making it well worth the price. 9/10

Another well-made game from 7th Beat Games which has a gripping story and incredible levels. While the main game is quite short, this is made up for by the community made content. 8/10

A classic which still holds up to this day, Peggle has an addictive gameplay loop which can get you hooked for hours when trying to get 100% clears or satisfying trickshots. 8.5/10

The absurdity of Snakeybus is great for some mindless fun. While playing by yourself is great, playing with friends makes the mechanics of the game even more surreal in bus-on-bus combat. 8/10

An aesthetically pleasing platformer with plenty of shortcuts to discover when revisiting levels to get faster times. The slow-down mechanic is a great way of making the game more accessible. 8/10