Would usually prefer handcrafted to proc-gen levels, but ends up being a good balance of mastering a segment before it's cycled out for a new segment. Controls quite well; great soundtrack.

Comfy; puzzles that aren't extreme but require some thought coupled with some relatively chill explorey collect-a-thon vibes, which nicely land in the "satisfying to explore and find stuff" realm.

Continually interesting - so many little puzzley decisions thruout. The excellent undo feature really helps it not be frustrating and allows room to experiment when you're not sure.

Awful metaprogression, but fortunately still a really fun blend of deckbuilding roguelike and tower defense after skipping it.

The gimmick of simultaneously working within multiple Sudoku boards with unique rulesets is quite neat.

Not exactly deep, but *just* enough choice and neat combos to end up surprisingly compelling.

Deckbuilder with tactical ship positioning within a cute atmosphere alongside good music. Difficulty may cap lower and be overly front-loaded for my tastes, but I definitely enjoyed my time with this.

A neat experience with lots of satisfying build paths. The Asteroids-style movement unfortunately never quite worked for me, but if you don't mind that aspect then it's well worth trying out.

A good sequel to the first that significantly ramps up the difficulty. Another fine entry into the Sweeper-like Canon.