A relaxing flow of exploration and discovery, charmingly presented. Rotate objects to discover what hides in the silhouette.
A relaxing flow of exploration and discovery, charmingly presented. Rotate objects to discover what hides in the silhouette.
What it lacks in polish and visual splendor it makes up for in purity of gameplay. Once I got past the initial frustration I found myself coming back again and again to hone my skill.
It’s slow, almost painfully at times, but the relaxed pace and cute art style make it almost therapeutic to play like other games in the genre. The world is beautiful and the combat is alright too.
The Runner series has always been a pleasure of mine. The satisfaction of getting all the pick ups in a level without dying to make a symphony of sound. It’s an experience that very few do.
It’s a free Battle Royale with fun movement mechanics. There’s a lot of these but this one is well worth checking out if even for only a few hours.
The RPG mechanics actually work a lot better than I expected them to in this Battle Royale game. The fewer fully automatic weapons in Realm Royale make every bullet count and feel satifying. It also has frequent updates from the developers, it’s free and well worth giving a shot it just might be your cup of tea.
After a huge span on early access Wreckfest (formerly Next Car Game) is finally out. And I have to say that it’s a fun racing game with a great physics engine behind it which is well worth your time.
A delightfully addictive gameplay loop of dungeon crawling and shopkeeping. The profiteering capitalism of Stardew Valley blended with the dungeons of Binding of Isaac. What’s not to love?
It’s undeniably flawed but the strangely relaxing and cathartic nature of slowly renovating a terrible house into a gorgeous home of your own design is undeniable. Turn on a podcast and play.