Brotato but we're the baddie! Tons of synergies and characters with unique traits that force you to play differently. Fast, fluid, colourful, and with RPG humour. This is a top tier action roguelike.

Simplistic 2D platform racer with players racing mirrored screen levels. Purely skill dependant. As its so simple, making the smallest, silliest mistake is costly. Fun in short doses but lightweight.

True bullet hell dodging with a huge incremental skill tree that doesn't give the player a free pass. Success relies on being able to fly through hoops to power up weapons. Addictive, fluid, fun.

Fun, challenging drifting with extremely skiddy but consistent controls. Two distinct game modes (pure time trial / drift score time trial). Late 80's anime OST. Handbrake feels like a grapple hook!

Superb brick breaker using pulse towers to act like pinball flickers to blast the ball around the levels, taking on charge types to break certain bricks. Fresh, innovative, clever. Best since Shatter!

Barely functional asset flip which glitches out whenever you use the menu. Barebones gameplay, wonky physics, plays like a game dev tutorial, and random level design. A terrible 2/10 at best. Avoid.

A short Celeste-like with slower movement and a tricky wall climbing mechanic. Movement is largely predictable and exacting except for windy levels. Minor jump input lag. Made for speedrunning.

Choices matter picking cards to build your kingdom/army. Build by day, fight by night with a few cooldown actions and army placement tactics. Lacks key info to make informed decisions but good fun.

Roll your cube to collect shape keys on specific faces and roll them into the locks to escape the level. Varied mechanics keep things interesting. Fixed camera has an xray peek button to help. Solid.

Simple yet addictive corridor shmup. A slow start but as you scale up your weapons, each level throws more at you, creating some tense and speedy moments. Resogun with a giant skill tree 80s style.