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This deck-based arena bullet hell shooter has a lot of fun ideas that stop being fun once you die, and you die a lot in Heck Deck.

This stunning port of Creative Assembly’s critically acclaimed survival horror game feels burdensome to play on a mobile device.

Evan’s Remains is a surprising puzzle platformer in the sense that its puzzles and platforming are intentionally arbitrary.

Skeletal Avenger is a great premise that uses some tried-and-true systems, but none of it really comes together in a way that satisfies.

PAKO 3 ditches almost everything about the previous entries that gave it some edge and personality. Now it just feels like it could be called Drivey Cars Game.

This streamlined version of Rocket League is both fun in its own right and completely free of cynical monetization schemes.

This puzzle game may not throw too many curveballs, but it is so well constructed and convenient to play that you’ll wish more puzzle games were built like it.

Moncage’s ambitious puzzle design would be way more frustrating if not for the game’s best-in-class hint system.

This shadowy platformer peaks early and then stretches itself too far for its own good.

While fun enough for what it is, Sparklite’s component parts don’t fit together as well as they should and it mobile version has some key issues holding it back.

This text-driven adventure is charming and fun, though perhaps a little too light considering the asking price.

Bloodshore is a somewhat middling FMV experience that buries its most fascinating bits along its margins.

This FMV spin-off adventure struggles to do anything interesting or even consistent with its firmly established and intriguing premise.

This it the definitive way to play Kathy Rain, even though it doesn’t feel all that different from the original.

This puzzle game keeps things chill and manageable in all of its fun diorama-based levels.