A soft recommendation to platforming fans. The game starts off relatively simple, but ends with a massive difficulty spike. Music, visual style, and overall game feel is great though.

Fun, and sufficiently challenging for what it is. Nurikabe World hit a lot of the same notes for me as Sudoku, which is exactly what I look for in a puzzle game.

It's fine for what it is, but lacks the refined level design you'd find in a game with handcrafted levels. Many of the Roguelike elements also feel out of place.

Starts off very strong, but the back-half of the campaign drags thanks to a lack of new ideas. If you just want to build cool castles then it's great, but I look for a little more out of RTS games.

Great puzzle-platforming games that plays with common platofming tropes. Very fun way to spend an afternoon, doubly so if you have a partner to play alongside.

It's the kind of horror experience that's about the ways we justify horrible behaviour to ourselves. It's also the kind of thing that'll keep you thinking while you stare at the ceiling at 3AM.

More of a meditative experince that'll run you a couple of hours. The crunchy visuals also help to give Spilled! a sense of identity from other Cozy games on the market.

Great logic puzzles, with a well-designed hint system. Genuinely can't recommend for players of all skill levels given the hint system does a lot to lower the barrier to solving its harder puzzles.

Fun, simple, extremely engaging. I'm a bigger fan of Motorways over its predecessor. Highscore chasing also helps a ton with replayability provided you're into that sort of thing.

A fun, and interesting blend of 2 wildly different genres. Also features a handful of accessibility options to help with the shooting if Shoot 'Em Ups are your typical area of expertise.