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This roguelite fps has enough variety to be a serviceable solo experience, but it's best enjoyed with others.

This shooter offers a lot of variety and feels good to play, but doesn’t have much of a personality.

This mobilized version of Respawn Entertainment's hit battle royale game feels manageable and easy to jump into without losing virtually any depth.

This best-in-class brawler makes its way to iOS in an uncompromised state, but still has the same warts of other games in the genre.

This solo card game serves up fast, fresh, and fun puzzling using plain old playing cards.

This free-to-play has some inspired aesthetics but otherwise feels like a full embrace of pay-to-win design.

Zach Gage’s latest puzzle game applies a logical bent to traditional crossword puzzles and may just become your new daily word game ritual.

This brief adventure explores unique territory while maintaining a swift pace and emotional depth.

This puzzle game guides players to build practical townscapes in a ton of creative ways while shooting for a high score.

This battle royale’s genre-bending ideas are sound but they need some more room to breathe.

In producing a second “homage” to Michael Brough’s roguelikes, Loopy Wizard feels like an also-ran.

This adventure game’s simple story and message are held up by gorgeous visuals, solid writing, and excellent soundtrack.

This charming roguelite about a magical duck doesn’t try to overcomplicate things.

This stylish runner has some great ideas, but they don’t quite come together as seamlessly as they should.

This choose-your-own-adventure storybook seems to try its hardest to stop you from exploring its wide variety of endings.