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Crash The Core A wonderful little rogue lite and deck building game. The UI is fairly basic but the mechanics are great which is bigger deal to me than shiny UI. I like the monster art and it in just the few days I’ve been playing the publisher has updated it, and fixed some things/issues. I believe it is a tiny or even one person maker of the game. So given the great mechanics and publisher seems to be wanting to make improvements, IMO it is by far worth the price!...

Cymatically Muffed The good: Lots of fast fun frenetic action, plenty of game modes. Audio track is decent. Good menus, extensive controls and customization. Responsive, capable developer. The bad: Hard to see some items, visual style is lacking and can make things unclear sometimes. – Real player with 9.0 hrs in game Read More: Best Cartoony Local Co-Op Games. I’ve played the local multiplayer several times with friends and have had a great time playing....

Beyond Polaris Guardian I am not that crazy about shooting games, but decided to try this game because it had good graphics and didn’t cost very much. The person making the game doesn’t speak English very well, and the controls are a little bit difficult to use but apart from that it seems like a pretty good game. – Real player with 0.4 hrs in game Read More: Best Character Action Game Action RPG Games....

Burrow Burrow is an ever-expanding sandbox style game where you can explore, create, and share small levels (called… burrows) Creation is a core concept of Burrow, all of the level creation tools are packaged with the game and are designed with simplicity in mind. Hundreds of props, simple terrain deformation tools, and built-in LUA scripting makes designing your own worlds a breeze. VR and Desktop players are both welcome! Oh yeah, and we’ve got multiplayer too!...

Baldur’s Gate 3 Recommended only if you are willing to accept that it is not complete and is still yet a while away from being done. Very similar to Larian’s previous two games but with just enough tweaks to make it feel fresh and closer to DnD ruleset. Some say it may as well have been called DOS3. While true, it’s also not a bad thing. Those games IMO are responsible for the resurgence of the old-school CRPG genre....

Shadowbane First of all, this game is absolutely worth playing if you are into oldschool PvP MMOs. No other game allows such in-depth character customization. Sandbox elements are present but are not annoying to the end of being “chop trees to gather lumber”. “Sandbox” here is actually building cities and demolishing your enemies' cities in sieges, hiring AI mercenaries to craft items which is another good part of this game, crafting isn’t about gathering 10 dragon scales and 1 mummy dust by repetitively killing monsters, it’s more about having mercenaries of right races placed in your forges and having resources from right zones in general, even city building (if you happen to own / manage one) is as simple as placing the building on the city grid and waiting several hours for it to go up in one click....

Baldur’s Gate 3 Recommended only if you are willing to accept that it is not complete and is still yet a while away from being done. Very similar to Larian’s previous two games but with just enough tweaks to make it feel fresh and closer to DnD ruleset. Some say it may as well have been called DOS3. While true, it’s also not a bad thing. Those games IMO are responsible for the resurgence of the old-school CRPG genre....

Demons Ate My Neighbors! 1991 — it seems like any other sweltering July in the sleepy suburbs of Fairweather Valley…until a cursed VHS unleashes untold horrors upon the neighborhood, turns the residents evil, and generally makes April & Joey’s summer a total bummer. Our heroes must exorcise their neighbors from hell, fight their way back to the haunted High School and rewind their summer to save the world! Evoking moody ‘80s / ‘90s teen-horror with Saturday morning cartoons and a manic, humorous tone, Demons Ate My Neighbors!...

Flat Heroes Despite my positive recommendation, I have one major complaint about this game: your avatar is a square that rolls to move. Hrm… a SQUARE that ROLLS… does anyone else see the problem with the physics of this? So if you want to move your square just a little bit, you are out of luck because the square will roll back to where you started or will roll further forward than you want if you hit a certain threshold....

Gelly Break Deluxe I was sponsored to play this for a few hours with a friend, we really enjoyed it and will likely stream it some more. It’s got a clever co-op mechanic and the map design was fun and the soundtrack was also great, though sadly I couldn’t even find it on YouTube. We had a few issues with remote play but it did work and presumably that isn’t an issue on Switch either....