UI is crisp; grid moves feel accurate. Ever so slightly glitchy pathing, but nothing game-breaking.

The kind of game I didn’t know I needed. Gentle, sad, and kind. It doesn’t ask much of you, but somehow gives you a lot back.

The visuals are colorful, the customization options are great, and the gameplay loop is dangerously addictive. Play this with a headset, you’ll scream a lot.

Not a huge roguelike fan, but this looks flashy enough to tempt me.

Half game, half fever dream. Everything is just slightly wrong and I kind of love it for that.

A minimalist real-time strategy game that strips the genre to its essentials, offering a streamlined yet strategic experience.

Chill vibes with just enough strategy to keep your brain engaged. More customization or random events would make it even better.

The customers feel alive enough to care what’s in stock. I caught myself adjusting shelves to match what they wanted. It’s immersive without overdoing it.

A mining defense roguelike where you dig for resources while protecting your base from incoming waves of enemies.

A deceptively simple game that turns border control into an emotional and moral challenge. Every decision carries weight.