My Reviews

I recommend this as a more relaxing puzzle-by-train-track game that I'll play while listening to a podcast or in between more intense games. The primary goal in order to complete levels is to transport things or people between stations that allow for things to be built, and those built things are

This is only the second autobattler I've played, though my first with RPG elements. So I can easily recommend it to gamers who can relate to that because the game delivers on what it is. It is possible that there are auto battlers with many more features or that are

I recommend this to anyone who loves the SteamWorld universe of games and is comfy with a linear deck building card battler. Hardcore deck building fans are likely to be disappointed that it isn't as deep as popular card based games. It is not a roguelite nor is it deep

I recommend this for anyone wanting to play a collection of different 1980s to 1990s retro arcade games for a dozen or so hours, as it is so light on management of the laundromat/arcade that there's no bankruptcy possible. This is a relatively relaxing and calming game for me, though

I recommend this game to anyone up for a slower paced narrative rich game with mystery and horror elements. It took me less than 5 hours to reach the end of the story, and what stood out to me was that I wish Kentucky Route Zero had this significant or

This game is for people who want an emotional narrative experience, can suspend disbelief & logic for a few hours, and ideally have not dealt with the grief of losing an immediate family member. This is so specific of a recommendation that I cannot bring myself to recommend Before Your

I've enjoyed all the other SteamWorld games so far, and I enjoyed this one...to a point. In the end, I can't recommend this to most gamers because I found it to be a weak city builder and a weak underground tower defense game that I don't think is worthy of