Recommended mainly for people into horsey things, and probably only for adults or older kids as the game portions truly are aggravating at times.

Farmland Realm's easily the jankiest cozy farm game I've played yet, it has lots of features but many of them flat out don't work or are bugged to heck and back.

Another notch in the ever-increasing wall of prematurely-released, half-baked, train-wrecked Indie open-worlds that wanted to bite far more than they could chew. Nothing to see here.

A very cute and wholesome game about the spirit of Christmas. Ideally suited for young children and the young at heart.

A hilarious game and a continuation of the first one Four Last Things. This could be played as a stand-alone, but to understand the characters more it will be more fun to play the first game.

An enjoyable mix of tower defense and ARPG, however dragged back by significant design flaws and less-than-stellar balance. It’s still fun… most of the time.

A fantastic sequel to an already excellent original that manages to make further improvements to its unique formula. A fun murder-cleaner-puzzler, all wrapped up in a P&C, what a concept!

A game that didn't need to exist — but it does. So, if you have the munchies for real-time tactics, snack on Aiko's Choice while waiting for Mimimi Games' next proper fully-fledged game to release.

Primrose Lake is a mystery Time-Management game, you play with multiple characters but the main story is about two girls, Jessica and Jennifer, and their family's dark secret.

Resident Evil 0 is the prequel to the original Resident Evil. You play with two characters, Rebecca and Billy. If you enjoy the classic RE games, pick up this one.