You can feel all the love and care that was put into Orbitmine : elegant and smooth gameplay, gorgeous neon aesthetic, attention to details. Truly the ultimate cozy space mining experience.

This one is a gem. A bleak atmosphere, biting dark humor, and an aestheticization of automated death that sends a chill down your spine. All of it "executed" on a Windows 98 desktop.

Cute and absurd little game. Progression feels rewarding, changing the gameplay and providing classic incremental progress. Prestige system is what it should be : power creep through new mechanisms.

Slimes are in the top 10 monsters of RPG fans. The game definitely took note, with a sluggish progression system and a "samy-samy" approach to every aspect of the game.

Don't be fooled by the cheap art! Bullet-heaven meets incremental with a purrrrrrrrfect skill tree. No faux paw here, just pure fun and great sense of humor. Fur real, you should try it!

A game to shell-ebrate, with a nice pacing and an interesting gameplay loop. Nice blend of fishing, capitalism and meaningful upgradies. The cozyness is real and will definitely tickle your shell.

Click and Conquer is an uninspired copy-paste of a well-worn formula. The upgrades have no impact on gameplay. If you like mindless clicking, though, it might be your thing.

Nice satirical game about the Unity fee scandal. Jokes hit the spot. The gameplay would quickly become repetitive if it weren’t for the puzzle-solving that brings an interesting addition to the genre.

The dark pixel art aesthetic looks good, but the gameplay really lacks complexity. Prestige is bad, ending is meh… The game is promising at first, but falls flat very quickly. #NotACultGame

Incremental Cats doesn’t bring anything new to the genre, but it’s undeniably cute. And well, you know, cats... <3 Not purrrrrfect, but worth the prize.