« 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 »

« 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. »

« 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. »

« Simple but difficult god game. The tech tree is quick to complete, but building the strongest defense and spreading across the campaign map give the game longevity. »

« Factorio is a great game if you enjoy building autonomous systems. The developer is active, which bolsters an already active community. Highly recommend if you like optimizing yourself out of a game. »