“While slightly repetitive, the core gameplay loop is responsive and consistently interesting for those who like climbing mega-structures against all odds. Morbidly great visual design, and oppressive.”

“Risk of Rain Returns suffers most from difficulty scaling and balancing in core gameplay, with Providence Trials being a massive hit or miss, but provides new twists that gives it fresher highs.”

“Top-down Splinter-Cell like that has a surprising amount of variety, with straightly solid level design and a strong arsenal, as well as Enemy AI mechanics that deserve to be in more games.”

“Metroidvania word puzzle with a new rendition on the labyrinthine, non-euclidean map makes for a bit of a watered down version of Lingo 1, but has many mechanical highs when not getting in its own way”

“Highly innovative take on a traditional roguelike, with an ocean-level depth in its mechanics, despite its initial slow pacing and non-immediately intuitive interfacing.”

“Lovely and relatively short surreal experience, more than you could ask for out of an ENA game, though stagnated by its individual part-based release.”

“Overlooked action roguelike with a lot of vibrancy and almost overwhelming visual design, held strongly by creative and adrenaline-pumping enemies, weapons and mechanics. A constant flow of passion.”

“A tight and creative take on deckbuilders, similar to games like Cobalt Core, with mechanics that mesh particularly well together, though could use a bit more variety.”

“High interactions of mechanics and amazing "imm-sim" feel, that occasionally can feel bogged down by slighty repetitive and restrictive level mechanics, but doesn't disappoint in its core loop.”

“A beautifully designed precision puzzle platformer with a bit more emphasis on the puzzle-solving. Has a similar pacing to foddyian-like games, except with a lot more leniency and mechanic discovery.”

“High interactions of mechanics and amazing "imm-sim" feel, that occasionally can feel bogged down by slighty repetitive and restrictive level mechanics, but doesn't disappoint in its core loop.”

“While slightly repetitive, the core gameplay loop is responsive and consistently interesting for those who like climbing mega-structures against all odds. Morbidly great visual design, and oppressive.”

“A tight and creative take on deckbuilders, similar to games like Cobalt Core, with mechanics that mesh particularly well together, though could use a bit more variety.”

“Lovely and relatively short surreal experience, more than you could ask for out of an ENA game, though stagnated by its individual part-based release.”

“Metroidvania word puzzle with a new rendition on the labyrinthine, non-euclidean map makes for a bit of a watered down version of Lingo 1, but has many mechanical highs when not getting in its own way”

“A beautifully designed precision puzzle platformer with a bit more emphasis on the puzzle-solving. Has a similar pacing to foddyian-like games, except with a lot more leniency and mechanic discovery.”

“Top-down Splinter-Cell like that has a surprising amount of variety, with straightly solid level design and a strong arsenal, as well as Enemy AI mechanics that deserve to be in more games.”

“Risk of Rain Returns suffers most from difficulty scaling and balancing in core gameplay, with Providence Trials being a massive hit or miss, but provides new twists that gives it fresher highs.”

“Overlooked action roguelike with a lot of vibrancy and almost overwhelming visual design, held strongly by creative and adrenaline-pumping enemies, weapons and mechanics. A constant flow of passion.”

“Consistently creative shmup with a lot of unique mechanics that never overstay their welcome, while always remaining intuitive and easy to understand.”