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Exceptionally fun, satisfying hack-and-slash with fast and violent runs. Currently in early access, but is decently replayable thanks to the variety of classes, weaponry, and armor stats. The learning curve isn't too steep and when you understand how to best use your moveset, you can feel unstoppable. The amount of hitstop and enemy recoil makes every slash and stab impactful.

I have two complaints currently: Your character feels relatively fragile to elite enemies later in the run, and much like RoR2, you can die in the blink of an eye due to one bad interaction. Additionally, the graphics, while visually interesting, can occasionally hide traps and environmental hazards from afar. Running into traps accidentally was a common way to end the run due to a single bad dash-bash.

I recommend it, it's just a tiny bit rough but it's clear the dev has something good going, and realistically, all I can ask for is further polishing and a little more content.

Wonderfully atmospheric dungeon-crawler exploration game. Captures the magic of playing through an old PSX game, complete with plenty of secrets and organic gameplay moments.

The last stretch of the game feels a bit weak currently, but otherwise the quality and care in the level design is consistent enough to happily recommend.

the girls actually kiss in this game

It's a modern-day Armored Core that easily does the older games justice while putting a fresh spin on the formula. Mecha fan or not, you'll appreciate AC6's zippy gameplay and in-depth customization, rewarding you for learning the intimate limits and strengths of your custom AC.

It's an excellent groundwork entry that hopefully paves the way to more AC games.

Exceptionally charming, yet grotesque RPG combining well-crafted map exploration with a simple, but effective limb-based combat system.
The brutal difficulty and graphic elements may not be everyone's cup of tea, but beyond the suffering of Termina is a rewarding gameplay loop and a wonderfully crafted storyline.

This is THE game to play if you're one of those fellows who wish shooters went back to 'the good ol' days'.

Snappy gameplay, amazing QoL, and zero BS. No microtransactions shoved into your face when you launch the game, no weapons locked to a battlepass, and certainly no pay to win.

This is easily worth $30+. Buy a copy for yourself and a friend, preferably.

An exquisite love letter to the JRPG genre with a strong story and loveable characters. Solid combat system, gorgeous art, and a banging soundtrack.

There's definitely some problems - namely sky armor combat, strangely placed difficulty spikes towards the middle of the game, and annoyances with debuff/buff clarity, but I wouldn't call these dealbreakers.

Give it a try - it's made with a lot of love.

If you can handle the peer-to-peer networking and awkward learning curve, GBO2 is a really enjoyable team-based shooter. The selection of MS is exceptional and they all play just like their canon counterparts.

For most people, this doesn't sound too great, but for Gundam fans who haven't had a good PC game in forever (unless you're a turn-based strategy chad) this is a good kick of serotonin.

Fly your plane through waves of interceptors, warships, and floating bases to hit top score. Doesn't get simpler than that. It's not exactly overflowing with content right now but the basic wave-based rogue-like mode is perfectly serviceable and the controls are stellar. Your choice of upgrades, ranging from speed increases to weapon swaps, give each run a little spice.

If you aren't interested in buying because of early access, you should at least keep this game locked on your radar.

A natural evolution from Vampire Survivors that generally feels more involved. Has a decent amount of content so far and the game works fine.