Desktop shoot-em-up that will play without any player involvement. All you do is level up, prestige to improve base stats, and drag/resize the window. Who is this for? Less engaging than idle farmers.

Interesting idea but lacks personality, direction, or tightness. The Gen-AI use is sloppy. Menus struggle to load. UI glitches out. Timing shots makes the game easy and upgrades let you spam shot.

Far trickier and inconsistent controls than expected, sometimes matched with landscapes that require precision, breeds frustration. There are moments of joy, annoyance, and poetry. Easy mode is best.

This incremental gets more hands-off and less interesting the more you play, which is a shame as the opening 1-2hrs are a joy. The final level is a massive grind for little reward, souring my joy.

Clever mix of air hockey and trick shots to earn upgrades and abilities to battle against AI bosses in different shaped arenas. Feels slow and sluggish initially but quickly becomes fluid and frantic.

Each character has unique, if limited, move sets like a rock/paper/scissors for high/med/low/short/long range attacks. Funny, imprecise, but its netcode is strong and still works in 2025! Not a meme!

Ambitious but glitchy and wooden in places. Love the world, story, puzzle elements. Combat is very hit and miss, making late game less engaging. A few patches/balances away from greatness. Promising.

Fast, clever brick breaker. Your paddle is curved so balls ricochet at angles. Bricks and orbs to be broken and lots of power-ups to enjoy. Nippy physics work well. Leaderboard for endless mode, too.

Jarring mix of saccharine sweet child-focused segments and brutal war stories like Valiant Hearts. I love the premise and narrative design but the game is buggy and soft-locks often. Buy after patches

This game hit harder after my dad's passing. Gentle, thoughtful, artistic, and at times musical. The gameplay is quite simple but more point-n-click-esque and involved than walking sims. Comforting.