Pretty perfect mix of lifesim tropes and crunchier, heavier game mechanics. For a certain type of person it will be an all-engulfing and joyful time sink - and I'm that kind of person.

Probably the best deckbuilder around. Copious amount of content and crunch. Just a great and generous sequel that sets a new standard in the genre.

Awesome. A deviant cocktail, clearly a Creeper World game and yet so different from the core releases. Messier than the mainline stuff but its wild eccentricity is what makes it pop. Home run.

Haven't played the predecessor, but this one's a mess. The UI is dismal, the structure is cumbersome at best. Hate saying things like this but it feels like it should have released in Early Access

A weirdo masterpiece to set alongside CW3. Sui generis strategy game where you fight an inexorable evil ooze. Love the new 3D visuals, love the cleaner UI, love everything about it pretty much.

Don't need to talk about how good the aesthetic is. Mechancially, nubby is a hypersatisfying plinko roguelite, harder than the closest comparisons, and more random, but faster & a classic time-eater.

Good, but not great. Fun ideas, cute aesthetic, just not enough depth to the mechanics - if you've played one round, you've seen pretty much all Dawnfolk has to offer.

It's great. The aesthetic/music are just insanely on point, the puzzles are varied & very clever. Feels like the best game for some GameBoy Color 2 that never existed in our fallen timeline

Not endlessly replayable, not absurdly deep - just a very fun, satisfying game with a quirky-but-not-annoying vibe that does enough new creatively to be worthwhile. I like the weird dancing stick guy

A delight. Well-tuned, danmaku-inspired combat, a map replete with secrets, and a constant stream of levels and treasure add up to a compact, sub-10 hour adventure that is compulsive in the best way.