To those who have beaten one or more of the games...

[DearestReject]

Which one was it, and what did you think of said game?

[Peahen]

Party House! I loved it. It helped that it plays a lot like the board game Mystic Vale, which I've sunk dozens of hours into.

[Catgirl Clawjob]

I really, really wanted Overbold to be the first one I beat, since I got hooked on its mechanics immediately - but I ended up hopping back and forth throughout the collection to take breaks from it.

...and then I beat Quibble Racing on the first go.

Quibble Racing is alright, though I feel that 6 rounds is ever so slightly too short for it - I'll have to see how it plays in hotseat to give it a better veredict.

I did grind out the cherry cart for QR, and that was a PAIN. I either lost everything on the last race, or was too cautious and ended up with only $8000.

[Ander]

Mooncat: took me a while to get used to the controls but it's great. I loved the atmosphere and music, it has a good level of challenge and isn't too long. Still need to find the other eggs.

Elfazar's Hat: pretty good, harder than most games I've tried so far. Took me like 10 continues to clear, the last stages don't mess around.

[DPS2004]

I just beat Avianos, and it was amazing! Funnily enough the one review I read before buying mentioned it as a low point? It does require a bit of experimentation to figure out the rules, but once you get the hang of what things on the screen actually mean, its an absolute blast.

[Hedrack]

Night Manor, really enjoyed it for the Last Half of Darkness/Uninvited vibes of exploring a creepy house with a monster after you.

[Garlyle Wilds]

Barbuta. Very old school "make your own map" era adventure/metroidvania. Desperately wanted to be able to just move faster by the end of it, but it's kinda neat in being relatively open ended; (design but not specifics spoilers) like there's multiple ways to reach the end of the game, lots of secret paths that just exist to get around, and we've got suspicions there's still a few secrets left to find

[masterplum]

mini and maxi

Was awesome

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Originally posted by Peahen:

Party House! I loved it. It helped that it plays a lot like the board game Mystic Vale, which I've sunk dozens of hours into.

Beat Party House as well. So much fun.

One game that ill never beat is Bushido Ball because I can't beat the last guy, or even come close. Frustrating.

[ChickenTendies]

I've beaten Seaside Drive (w/ cherry) and gotten gold on Bushido Ball so far. Dunno how I'll be able to get cherry on Bushido Ball because that last guy really is tough, as another person mentioned.

I was sort of choosing around randomly after not clicking with Barbuta and not being too interested in learning Bug Hunter at the moment, and Seaside Drive became a major addiction. I play a lot of bullet hells, so dodging particles and enemies while rapid firing from my own arsenal was really awesome. It's also surprisingly fun co-op, which I was not expecting at all. Definitely excited to see what else I can conquer.

[Phil]

The first I beat was Mooncat. It was interesting because you'll never play a game that controls like it ever again. It seems like it has branching paths, so I need to play it a few more times.

[Sety]

Planet Zoldoth. I thought it was a really cool adventure game but found aspects of it frustrating. Overall, it was good enough to get me to stick with it for ~3 hours to get a winning run.

[Keftiu]

After bouncing around and not clicking too well with a few, I wound up playing three all three difficulties of Avianos in one sitting. It *rules.*

[mingyjongo]

Mooncat. What a trip. Controls are otherwordly yet somehow immediately intuitive. Favorite so far.

[Captain Blud]

I think it's so cool how many different answers there are here. Shows what variety there is

[DearestReject]

Originally posted by Call me Blud:

I think it's so cool how many different answers there are here. Shows what variety there is

Exactly the reason I posted here! It's so fun seeing how everyone got their start.