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Mixing in an element of platforming action to the falling puzzle piece subgenre, UFO does its own thing
While it tries to have some variety in its local multiplayer battle mix, very little feels fresh or interesting
Somewhat oddly choosing the classic Tortoise and the Hare as a base inspiration for a game, this family-friendly racer is quite plain
While you can see the potential in front of you for a great mix of throwback football gaming the difficulty can be tough to muscle through
Unfortunately, right out of the gate the game’s almost comically crushing difficulty makes this a rhythm game to avoid
Best enjoyed with some raucous friends, GigaBash allows you to take out frustrations kaiju style, wrecking destructible cities in the process
If you’re looking to test your friends and family for coordination in the pits repairing cars, this is a winner
Undoubtedly tranquil and delivering a nice and relaxing photo journey through nature, the competition in the space is tough
While the operations themselves and, to a degree, the drama are a draw, the interface and controls for management struggle
While it offers colorful characters, a bit of strategy, and some story there’s a bit too much repetition and waiting involved
With a pretty unique mix of some monster collecting concepts with real-time strategy, Adore has appeal but it isn’t all upside
Undoubtedly delivering a full-featured dungeon-crawling experience, its complexity can also be its weakness depending on tastes
If you’re in the market for a responsive, challenging, and tough-but-fair platformer to obsess over, this delivers
An interesting mix of story and management sim elements that just doesn’t come together in a satisfying way
One part exploration of culture, another puzzles in the form of food prep, Venba has a fresh feel but requires some patience
A workable mix of time management and beat-em-up action, but far more enjoyable and balanced with friends
Keeping things simple works to a degree for this title, but you really need to buy into the hook to get mileage out of it
The classic early beat-em-up has gotten a decent upgrade, better than the usual for it, but it has a weird flow overall
While it may have had a chance to shine on mobile, with solid roguelike competition it comes up short
While it has a great animated look, and some positives, there’s just not enough variety and depth to take it further