Union of silly physics and toy warfare makes every clash unpredictable. Some matches end abruptly, but chaos keeps you hooked.

Flying at speed with realistic controls creates tension. A bit unforgiving at first, but rewarding once you learn the basics.

Plating each meal with precision and timing feels great. UI problems appear, but the core experience keeps me cooking.

Challenging without being overwhelming. Some puzzles lack hints, but figuring them out is rewarding.

Low-budget horror with surprisingly high effect. Monster AI sometimes feels cheap, but dim labs and scarce ammo deliver real stress.

Nice little time-sink not demanding, not stressful, just light fun. Great when I don’t feel like anything serious.

Every run is different. Sometimes you succeed, sometimes you explode underwater. Either way feels like a comedic disaster movie.

Good stress relief: swing sword, see monster collapse. Repetition is heavy after a while, but first hours are gold.

The modifiers make each run unpredictable and exciting. Combat feels smooth. A bit heavy on randomness, but still enjoyable.

One of the more cerebral indie titles I’ve tried in 2025. The load between locations could use improvement.