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Your enjoyment of this outer space adventure will mostly correspond to your comfort with a general lack of direction
Come for the weird and quirky, stay for the weird and quirky
Even more weird and quirky, working to complement the weird and quirky Hiveswap Friendsim
Outside of this seemingly having narrow general appeal, wonky physics and a pretty empty world make it a challenge
Mixing together time limits, puzzle elements, and a need for some platforming precision amps up the challenge
Sporting a look and general charm reminiscent of the Paper Mario titles, Born of bread at yeast deserves a look
It delivers what it promises, along with a bit of an odd narrative, but the prevalence of pushing DLC is embarrassing
Who knew that what’s roughly a blacksmithing adventure / RPG could be both engaging and generally chill
A charming mix of local folklore, some music, and a sense of adventure
There are some old-school Super Sprint vibes here, but frustrations with controls and unlocks hold them back
There are just some eras in gaming that are tough to return to, and I’d argue this is a game from one such time
The start-up is a bit on the slow side, but if you’re looking for a Metroidvania with some personality it delivers
The concept of racing through a disaster zone would be interesting if it weren’t for the poor controls and nasty bugs
While its time-looping challenge to prevent disaster is interesting, the execution of its mechanics stymie easy enjoyment
A pretty approachable modern-ish take on the classic tactical strategy RPGs of yesteryear with some soapy drama
So it’s an “accessible” racing game with a variety of equine rides… but it is also quite limited and dull
Embodying the indie spirit, determined to do its own thing proudly, this will be a home run for the right crowd
There’s nothing wrong with another variation on Overcooked’s formula, but aside from theme this fails to differentiate
This budget twin-stick shooter delivers a novel main game, but the magic is in 4 twin-stick takes on arcade classics
While co-op space survival has been done, This Means Warp’s roguelike unpredictability steps it up a notch