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Despite it not being a very thrilling activity (known from experience), I’ll admit that this is an accurate simulation if it sounds cool to you
With a great visual style and differently-themed take on roguelike deckbuilding, Fights in Tight Spaces makes a case for your attention
While there’s no doubt it simulates farming with multiple big pieces of equipment well, it lacks in solid guidance and new flavor
While it absolutely punches a bit beyond its budget-priced class, and has a fresh feel, the very political leaning it has could be troublesome
Even not really knowing or caring about the Warhammer 4k universe, there’s no question that this visceral retro RPS is a lot of fun
Truly a bit of an odd bird, with its own pretty minimalist style on point-and-click adventuring, but daring to tell an overarching story its own way
A bit of a tale of two games, the one its incredible artwork implies, and the one that you end up playing
While it delivers some decent characters and has puzzles to solve, it feels a bit encumbered by filler overall
A mix of lush and gorgeous visuals, some unique puzzle elements, and a pretty well-voiced story of love
A unique overall style, ranging from music to visuals, helps to elevate this action-adventure
While it may have a pretty basic black and white core look, there’s some compelling classic arcade shooter action to be had here
If you’re into dogs and feel-good vibes, even if there’s not a load of compelling gameplay to match it, this is a soothing and touching adventure
With an absolutely unique mix of traditional arcade shooting and quasi-3D elements, Exchatos is a breath of fresh air in a crowded field
If you’re down for a visual novel where you’re going to just be along the ride, involving a girl who lives in a town of ghosts, it delivers that
Not feeling quite like anything else out there, Monster Menu’s mix of action and RPG elements is novel, but lack thrills
If you can accept that your control over your party is very limited as they battle through dungeons, you may enjoy this
Delivers plenty of variety for solo or group play around its classic core play, and throws in an unexpected mash-up for good measure
If you’re looking for a pretty crazy and bloody good time, and don’t mind the retro FPS look and feel, this delivers
While people familiar with this old-school PC Engine title may like the nostalgic angle, the “classic” style of play is tough to enjoy
While there seems to be a foundation for a decent roguelike deckbuilder/tactical strategy game here, in execution it comes up short