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- A prime example of how a chill game can be just as engaging as action-oriented games.User Rating 9
I had heard so many great things about A Short Hike I was dying to play it. The first thing you'll notice watching the trailer is the surprising pleasant visuals which is very pixel dense. The vibrant...
- Quirky, Ridiculous, Strange, Silly, and yet filled with monotony.User Rating 6
As I can only assume was the case for many others, I choose to help Kickstart "The Good Life" because I was a big fan of Swery. For those who aren't familiar with Swery he is best known for the cult-h...
- Short and sweet, this is a very clever atmospheric platformer/puzzler.User Rating 8
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of indie games out there and one of the best ways to stand out is with visuals. The Floor is Jelly caught my attention with it's super colorful environments and ...
- This quintessential action-horror game still reigns supreme.User Rating 10
I often tote Resident Evil 4 as one of my favorite games of all time. Playing through the game again recently I was easily reminded of why I love this game so. The writing is delightfully clever with...
- A "Best of" collection of WarioWare utilizing various control schemes.User Rating 8
I've been a big fan of the WarioWare games ever since the original released on the Gameboy Advance. The series is known for featuring upwards of a hundred plus, fast-paced, micro games per title. The...
- A classic block breaker with some fun Kirby twists.User Rating 7
I grew up playing Arkanoid on the Commodore Amiga so I tend to enjoy the classic Breakout-style games. Being the big fan of Kirby that I am when I saw he had his own block breaking game I was definite...
- A fun, Souls-inspired, challenge that doesn't require a big time commitment.User Rating 7
It is impossible to discuss Mortal Shell out of the context of Dark Souls. This game is clearly a love letter to the Soulsborne genre yet it still manages to leave it's own mark. The whole concept of...
- Tight combat supports the clever Nemesis system which sees to evolving enemies.User Rating 8
I really didn't know what to expect going into Middle-Earth: Shadow of War. I'm normally not a fan of open world games as I often find their content bland and repetitive. While SoW does have a central...
- A charming action/adventure inspired by classics like Zelda.User Rating 8
I knew as soon as I saw the first trailer for Death's Door that it would likely be right up my alley. This top-down action-adventure game takes clear inspiration from the Zelda series but yet it stil...
- See the world through different perspectives in this clever platformer.User Rating 9
It has been a couple years since I first experienced Psychonauts so I thought it was worth revisiting before I jumped into the sequel. This story-driven platformer is truly one-of-a-kind as it offers ...
- Where's Waldo meets silly sound effects and a minimal art-style.User Rating 7
Many kids from my generation grew up with puzzle books like Where's Waldo. Hidden Folks is a similar kind of experience where you must find small objects scattered about densely animated drawings. Wha...
- A very linear experience derived from overly scripted gameplay.User Rating 5
So maybe playing Resident Evil 3 remake right after playing The Last of Us part 2 wasn't a great idea. They could both be considered zombie games but that is about where the similarities end. Where T...
- Fine game hamper by questionable progression system.User Rating 6
I really wanted to like Delver but I just think this isn't quite my kind of game. This is a first-person dungeon crawler that feels a lot like Doom except with a greater emphasis on melee combat. You ...
- Things are quite bleak at the end of the world (No Major Spoilers)User Rating 8
I clearly remember playing through the first Last of Us and being blown away by how realistic the visuals were, especially considering that was two generations back on the PS3. Of course everything el...
- This chill RPG forgoes combat to instead focus on story and exploration.User Rating 7
If you ever feel you need a break from the array of action-oriented games that dominate the marketplace Eastshade might be worth looking into. This is a very chill game in which you play as a painter ...
- It's unique. I'll give it that much.User Rating 5
Lets not beat around the bush... (okay maybe thats not appropriate now that I think about) Luxuria Superbia is a game about sex. Well it's a bit abstract but there is no getting around the subject ma...
- Exchange language and culture in the story-driven deck-builder.User Rating 8
At first glance Signs of the Sojourner intrigued me with it's unique dialog mechanics. In this story driven game you must literarily build your conversations with other characters via a deck of cards...
- Fresh story and excellent combat meld seamlessly together.User Rating 9
I didn't expect too much back when I helped Kickstart Ikenfell but whatever expectations I may have had then have been far exceeded. This isn't just another retro RPG; while Ikenfell may appear quite ...
- Spices things up with new game modes but still offers the classic formula.User Rating 7
The last time I regularly played Mario Party was on the Nintendo 64. The technology has come a long way since then but the Mario Party formula hasn't really changed that much. This isn't to discredit ...
- A silly shoot'em up with a Mega Man style twist.User Rating 6
I can't even remember how I came to learn of Gryphon Knight Epic but from watching the trailer I assumed it'd be a pretty decent game. This side-scrolling shoot-em doesn't try to reinvent the wheel bu...
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