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This reverse dungeon-crawler doesn’t quite know how to make its systems fit together in ways that satisfy.

This narrative platformer has some affecting visual design that make an otherwise bumpy road feel worth going down.

This tower defense roguelite is a downgrade from its excellent predecessor in nearly every way.

This FMV mystery game is bursting of twists and turns, but certain ways they are meted out can make the experiencing all of them a bit tedious.

This multiplayer game’s unique blend of sports and MOBA concepts is both extremely entertaining and free-to-play friendly.

This FMV game puts the focus on action and little else.

This meditative puzzle game ported from the Playdate feels a little threadbare but it is otherwise a fun and competent port.

This puzzle-y, arcade-y roguelite makes dungeon-crawling a relaxing but surprisingly deep experience.

This associative trivia game is a fun little daily challenge despite some glaring design flaws.

Orange feels like a slight step backward in Bart Bonte’s bright and colorful puzzle series.

This rpg is enjoyable, but its card-based nature hardly makes an impact and the iOS port has some issues that keep it from feeling the most mobile friendly.

This management game has a noble cause but it is unfortunately riddled with bugs.

This game doesn’t really try anything new or flashy, but it’s built well upon a tried and true foundation.

This horror game is an enjoyably twisted and complicated web of narrative, but it feels perhaps a little too laser-focused on its core mystery.

This game innovates on matching puzzle mechanics in ways that make it feel fresh despite a few quirks.