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End of the Universe is a somewhat disappointing follow up to Immortal Rogue.

Swag and Sorcery can be rewarding, but only if you can put up with its inelegant design.

AI Dungeon is a game where you co-create stories with an impressively creative chatbot.

Song of Bloom is a wonderfully creative game that feels uniquely suited to mobile.

Simulacra 2 struggles to get you invested in its shallow, clumsy narrative.

This puzzler isn’t particularly complicated, but that’s ok.

This FMV game weaves a dense narrative, but very little else about the game is appealing.

This roguelite feels tuned for distracted play, which makes it feel pretty flat.

There’s a brilliant core hidden inside this rotten free-to-play mess.

This pretty puzzle game gets a lot of things right, but ultimately doesn’t feel that satisfying.

If it weren't for its pretty terrible free-to-play model, Overdox would be (and sometimes is!) one of the most thrilling battle royales out there.

This stylish adventure game is witty and charming, but also has some pacing problems.

Undead Horde has a lot of ideas for how you can manage your dead army, but doesn’t really provide situations that let you do much with these options.

You are never full in control of things in Bad North, and that’s part of what makes it such a tense strategy game.

Starbeard is an incredible and unique matching puzzle roguelike.