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Knights of the Card Table has a few irksome features, but is otherwise a solid dungeon-crawling card game.

The Stillness of the Wind is an ambitious tone-piece that struggles to hit its marks.

Snow Kids has a neat concept and look, but its elements don’t combine in a particularly interesting way.

Star Traders: Frontiers's ambitious variety and depth of systems allows you to have a unique experience each and every time you play it.

Legends of Andor is a great digital adaptation of a great co-op board game.

Tacticool is fun enough as long as you don’t take it too seriously.

Detective Gallo is a very traditional point-and-click adventure game, for better or for worse.

BackFire is tough as nails in all the right ways.

Maginary is a highly creative and well made text adventure.

Alien: Blackout looks great, but doesn’t quite capture the feeling of being stalked by a Xenomorph.

Any interesting parts of Beat Cop are buried under a thick layer of absurd, unfunny, and offensive set dressing.

Hang Line’s physics-based gameplay is only appealing up to a point.

When a clicker is both exploitative and generic, it’s a rough combination.

Brutal difficulty can be fun, but DUNKYPUNG is perhaps a bit too hard.

Mr. Success is a great tone piece, but maybe not such a great game.