If you prefer econ & politics less than military & conquest, this is the game for you. While the econ sim is satisfying, the military features leave something to be desired. A gem of the PDX catalog.

This is a game with as much story as it has bugs, that being virtually none. If you're looking for a narrative, this isn't your game. If you're looking for fun with a challenge, you've found your home

The golden child of indie games. It's fun, challenging, and gets your heart pumping. You should have already bought it but if you didn't now is better than later and soon is better than never.

A cool and campy indie game with a sort of bland story and enough going for it to keep you playing and having fun. Not a blockbuster but definitely fun, very little roughness around the edges.

The demo was extremely fun. Not as much jank as expected for a game releasing next year. It's stat-bonus and percentage-heavy but with just a small amount of background info you can have lots of fun.

You are a drunk medieval/renaissance jester going hog wild. This game has real potential, mechanics are rough around the edges. Enemies can chain hits together much faster than you can and die slow.

Harsh Doorstop is no doubt riddled with issues, but these are issues you expect from a AAA game charging $60 for the finished product, not an indie studio putting their game out for free. It's a steal

Teardown is one of the best optimized games on the market, almost 100% of the game fully interfaces with the physics engine and it's an absolute blast without igniting your PC while still being fun.

The Chinese Room has proven themselves capable of dropping banger after banger. You should be optimistic.

Dear Esther is a cultured and subtle game that doesn't rub it in your face how CuLtErEd and SuBtLe it is. The day it dropped it earned the "Classic" title, but it's only gotten better with age.