A really cool card game that didn't withstand the test of time. I hope maybe we'll see another CCG explore the buildable board concept in the future because I think there's a lot of potential there.

A bit like Cookie Clicker, but a little more hands on and more flashy visuals to look at even when you're not doing anything yourself. The tech tree isn't as absurd, but that's neither good or bad.

Gonna be honest, I suck at puzzle games LMAO. But it's got a lot of personality, and its core conceit of changing the rules by pushing blocks of text around is inspired and incredibly engaging.

Great way to kill a few hours when you're bored and your ADHD prevents you from committing to anything with higher stakes.

I adored this little game when I was younger and much poorer. It's a perfectly passable zombie survival in its own right considering it's free, and it has a vibrant modding scene to boot.

The amount of content you get for the price is fantastic. Great building, fun bosses, and I wasted tons hours exploring caves and dying over and over again. And it has multiplayer! and mods!

Genuinely moving narrative with a lot of care put into the visuals and lore of its sci-fi world. I enjoyed listening to the characters tell their stories while driving between destinations.

Watch New Zealand fall into the ocean! Something something capitalism something something neocolonialism something something ♥♥♥♥ rich people

I like this game, a lot more than I was expecting to. It's really not as daunting to get into that I thought it was gonna be. The emergent scenarios it helps create are truly in a league of their own.

Emotionally I was prepared for the worst, but the game has a bittersweet ending. A good time capsule for what it was like to be queer back then, and how far we've come.