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This adventure game may take a moment to distinguish itself, but once it does it is a nice and affecting tale.

This racing game shows some detailed destruction but getting the game to create these moments just doesn’t feel all that great.

This narrative sci-fi adventure creates one of the most nuanced and complete game worlds that has ever come to mobile.

This survival crafting game avoids weighing itself down with annoying mechanics in favor of burying a mountain of secrets within its world.

This tower defense game doesn’t avoid genre pitfalls but rather layers an entirely different set of systems on top of the experience to make it compelling nonetheless.

This boss rush game is smart and endearing in all the right ways.

This vertical shooter can only really win you over with its chaotic sense of style.

The best roguelites encourage replayability. EverCrawl demands it, and doesn’t feel great as a result.

This action platformer is unapologetically old school, for better and for worse.

This sequel to an enjoyable text-based rpg loses its way by trying to be too big and ambitious for its constrained format.

This action roguelite will make you unhappy if you try to take it too seriously right now.

This spiritual successor to Road Rash needs a lot of technical fixes before it becomes recommendable.

This sci-fi visual novel is pretty neat, even if it is mostly a promotional tool for another game.

This roguelike gives you a ton of things to do but they can wear thin depending on your luck and the length of each run.

This simple spelling game has a neat collection mechanic but you also get what you pay for.