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Looking for a cozy escape from the hustle and bustle of the real world? Pine Hearts by Hyper Luminal Games could be what you’re searching for. With pleasing graphics and wholesomeness oozing from every corner, you’ll find yourself ending the game with a warm (albeit, heavy) heart.
With interesting choices behind each fold, Paper Trail is a fantastic puzzle game worthy of your time. Crisp and clean like all paper games should be.
Appeal Studios really hit the nail on the head with this one. Outcast: A New Beginning is the reimagining of the old Outcast games, with smooth gameplay and sweet, sweet graphics. Explore the world of Adelpha and discover a dazzling place like you wouldn’t have imagined.
Glub, glub. Seems the ice caps have fully melted, and our entire world has gone underwater. Can you sneak into the rich city of Alphaville and leave the planet behind in Highwater? Developed by Demagog Studios, fight your way through insurgents and suited alphas in this turn-based tactics game.
Quilts and Cats of Calico tries to mimic flair from other games, but should have stayed focused on its main gameplay mechanic: quilting and sleepy cats.
Roll, blast, and fight your way to victory in this hectic top down wave shooter by Whale Peak Games. Go Mecha Ball is hectic, fast, and fun. While slowly unlocking upgrades and new characters, you’ll also improve how you fight. Will you be able to make it through the waves of enemies and save your world from the dastardly glitch monsters?
Witty banter, evocative storytelling, whimsical art, and spot-on voice acting makes Lil’ Guardsman a game not to be missed. Is it too soon to give it my Game of the Year?
Sometimes blood and guts can come off as “hardcore / metal,” and sometimes it can just come off as gross. Cookie Cutter, by Subcult Joint, rides the fine line between the two. Cookie Cutter is an intense Metroidvania platformer where you kick and punch your way through baddies as you try to save your partner from the evil forces that be. Find the right upgrades and navigate your way to bloody victory.
Born of Bread will leave you giggling at baking puns and feeling like a top shelf hero. I haven’t experienced this much fun from a game in a long time.
While there were a lot of great moments, Slay the Princess has trouble tying everything together. The art and audio treatments, however, are something not to be missed.