In an instant, all the waiting for this gem of a game fades away. Art, sound, and world blend perfectly together. A must-play for anyone who loves getting lost in a richly immersive experience.

Valve's latest game is currently in an early stage of development and is accessible via invitation. Reminiscent of SMNC and other MOBA games brings something very different yet familiar to the genre.

Collect cursed artifcats and trade them for powerful items at a shop. I am unsure? I think I can recommend this game, but only on a big sale. I really like the ideas that the game brings to the table.

On portable devices like the Steam Deck, the game is a real blast. Grab the game while it's on sale and you'll have a lot of fun with it. It's pretty repetitive though, so be prepared for that.

Does things better and worse than other farming sims. It's still in EA, so we'll see what it brings. The biggest hook is of course the aesthetics, so if you're into the 90s anime look, check it out.

Slay the Spire defined deckbuilding and spawned several games with their own little variations on the formula. If you like card games, give it a try, especially before the release of the second game.

A delightful game, especially for players familiar with video games and their tropes. Lots of different endings, all of which are fun. However, if you don't find your self invested it gets boring fast

There is something that always draws me back to this game. Building factories, optimizing them and designing complex production lines is something I always enjoy. I can hardly not recommend this game.

I had fun, it's like Cookie Clicker, but a bit more interactive. Feels rather unfinished and lacks content. If you are into grinding or collecting achievements, get it while it is on sale.

Since it went through several iterations, I'm not sure which version I'm even reviewing here. But should be considered abandonware. It plays a bit like Terraria, but somehow lacks the appeal.