Sea of Stars is a turn-based, fantasy RPG that harks back to many old 16 bit era JRPGs. Originally funded through a kickstarter campaign, the game leans heavily on nostalgia ultimately feeling like a loose copy of times gone by. There is a lot to like in Sea of Stars.
Thronefall, currently in the late stages of Early Access on steam, is a simple yet deeply enjoyable game. The game sees you, the king, build new structures during the day and fight off waves of enemies during the night. With multiple perks, weapons and challenge settings, Thronefall has high replay
This review avoids spoilers but it does comment on the core gameplay loop of the game. If you know nothing about this game and would rather keep it that way, maybe skip this one. Outer Wilds is an excellent video game. Without mincing words it mixes storytelling, visuals and interesting
I picked up Talented during the Steam summer sale as a $5 addition to some other items in my cart. The game is simple and somewhat mindless but provides a fun pick-up-and-put-down experience. The game appears to be the first and only creation from TurtleFox studios. Game play wise, you&
Against the Storm is a combo of city building and roguelike elements. While I initially found this pairing odd, I've grown to enjoy the game and its clever take on short live city building. Each round feels just long enough to be rewarding. Short loops reduce time spent
Chants of Sennaar is a well rounded game that balances style, pacing and light storytelling. At its core, the game is about decoding language through world based puzzles. See a pottery store with a sign above it, that word is probably pot. Through this core mechanic the game spins together
Cocoon was an interesting take one some gameplay elements that sadly felt more like a demo than a complete game. The game is sold as an adventure puzzle game, while some aspects of both of these genres are present, overall it was good but not quite great. Despite a lack