Review: Inscryption
Inscryption is absolutely worth experiencing for how the game uses its unorthodox structure to tell its tale.
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Review: One Step From Eden
I am by no means an expert on One Step From Eden, but I can see it’s a very gratifying game to seek expertise in.
Read moreReview: Spirits Abyss
Taking a page from Spelunky and scribbling neon nonsense all over it seems to really work here, especially once you start digging into how broad of an experience it is.
Read moreReview: Little Dungeon Stories
Little Dungeon Stories could be interesting with more strategic choices, but every run seems to come down to how hard the random factors beat you up.
Read moreReview: Trials of Fire
A long road remains for the content of Trials of Fire, but what’s there now is of great quality and offers plenty of fun and adventure.
Read moreReview: Fate Hunters
While Fate Hunters has the mechanics of deck building and combat down, some of the challenges and progression systems threaten to spoil what fun there is here.
Read moreReview: Steamworld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech
If you’re here for charming presentation or engaging battles, Steamworld Quest will more than fit the bill.
Read moreReview: Card Quest
Card Quest is not an easy game, and it’s one that demands a lot of thought, but those willing to battle through it will find it very rewarding.
Read moreReview: Slay the Spire
Slay the Spire takes the concept of deckbuilding and roguelikes and elevates them to a new level with complex strategy and compelling gameplay.
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