Simplistic city builder puzzle game with lots of replay value.

Really solid city builder that grows beyond expectation. The grid system feels great, the multi-city management works really well, the only complaint is the quantity increase of orbit demands.

One part Spelunky, one part Falling Sand Sim, Noita is a roguelike that perfectly meshes pixel physics with creative problem solving. Lots of weapon variety, enemy types, etc. A "one more try" game

Grid based physics building without punishment for building over the top. Good workshop content already. Currently in Early Access, some minor bugs and inconveniences. Will reassess closer to launch.

A wonderful homage to Theme Hospital. It starts off a bit slow, too heavy handed with the tutorial. As you get to later hospital, the game begins to show its range and is quite entertaining.

I found GSB to be interesting in a short term, but only with the campaign DLC does it really stand out as a game worth diving in to. If you grab it, get the Campaign DLC as well.

Overall, a fun enjoyable colony management game. Although not explained thoroughly, the starting conditions can deeply affect the experience, leading to some bit of replayability.

Interesting mix of voxel sandbox and town management. (EA): Has a long way to go in terms of UX/UI improvements, but has potential to carve out a unique niche within the voxel game landscape.

Great couch-multiplayer game for those not seeking a twitch style experience. Gameplay is more similar to a board game than video game, much like Armello. In many ways, a spiritual successor to MULE

Fun, but difficult. Don't expect to succeed on your first attempts. Would recommend regardless of interest in whaling history.