The Artisan of Glimmith offers a quieter experience, centered around the careful painting of stained glass designs. Each puzzle represents a piece of a window to be completed under a shifting set of rules, sometimes requiring patience and a willingness to rethink each placement or choice of a shape. ...
Sherman Commander presents a unique approach to tactical command by placing the player directly inside the commander’s seat of a Sherman tank. From this limited first-person perspective, players must both fight the battle personally and coordinate infantry and supporting units through either direct in first person or via the map interface. ...
ITER-8 is a compact roguelite built around a simple but satisfying loop. Players pilot a mining pod that drills upward through blocks, gathering resources and upgrades before returning to defend the base against incoming enemies. ...
Vlad the Landlord embraces the spirit of classic side-scrolling pixel games, complete with chunky retro visuals and music that feels pulled straight from an 80s or early 90s game. ...
Machine Mind presents an intriguing mechanical world supported by a distinctive art style and, for some, enjoyable combat. Across roughly three hours of evaluation the game entertained, challenged and only occasionally irritated. ...
On their way to save the human race and planet Earth, our faitful crew had a small detour and ended… just a little of course. Stranded on an alien planet with their ship destroyed, survival and exploration become the top two priorities. ...
The Last Starship officially left early access and reached version 1.0 and my first exposure to it came after it hit it’s full release. I completely missed this game during it’s development phase and came in knowing two things. It was made by the original Prison Architect developers and it had the same top-down looks. Ok, I knew it was in space two. ...
Space Warlord Baby Trading Simulator is the follow-up to Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator and set in the same universe. It’s not a direct continuation though and the formula is a bit different, in a good way. ...
Cairn looked like a fun mountain climbing game and soon became much more before the tutorial was even over for me. The control of each limb was instantly enjoyable and enough of a challenge to keep pushing me to do more. The accent up the mountain was soon to begin, right after the two hours it took me to get to the title screen. Then we ended the day’s climb and I came back for a full stream of Cairn the following day. ...
Feastopia presents itself as a well-structured management experience with it’s own unique twist of being food-centric. Everything is well themed and they give you an overall goal fromt he start, taking care of your deity/monster thing called a Dango. During stream we hit up all the basics of getting buildings placed, homes built and production started on various goods. This game will click with a lot of people in it’s vibe and pace. ...