Quirky, charming, and full of soul, but the story just fizzles out too soon. Loved running my tiny supermarket, hated watching the town’s potential sit on dusty shelves.

Loved the charm, not the combat. The world and writing hooked me, but fights felt more like an anchor than adventure.

Skybound noir with cars, rebellion, and attitude. I didn’t even get to the combat, and I’m already obsessed. The combat will be the one thing cementing whether this will be a yay or nay.

Love the style, love the fights, love the chaos. Tactical battles, uni drama, and demons? Say less.

So far, it's easy to learn, impossible to master. Smart, tactical, weirdly calming. Perfect for late-night strategy moods.

Playing as the villain has never been this fun. Twisted strategy, gorgeous art, and enough moral rot to make you grin.

Language, loss, and love woven into a game that feels more like an experience than just a playthrough. Made me cry within about 5 minutes of starting it.

More than a Survivor-like: mining is survival, missions bite, and pressure never fades. Rock and Stone, even solo.

Cloudheim charmed me with its flying turtle and gorgeous art, then lost me in combat that felt like noise instead of flow. Might have a lot more potential playing with friends, though!

Whimlings are basically Tamagotchis that stole my deadlines. Cute, noisy, impossible to stop clicking. It's a low-key gem that’s more addictive than it has any right to be.