Recent reviews by Aster

Interesting idea, but I don't think it works well for a tower defense. The randomness of the available tiles makes it really hard to execute a strategy. Even then there's not really too much synergy between the tiles. It's a a neat idea, looks great, but it doesn't really feel like a TD.

Little dudes just farmin at the bottom of your screen while you're working on something else. We need more games like this.

Feels a bit more like a JRPG than Pokemon. Not usually a fan of Pokemon style games as they usually feel too slow. With the JRPG style combat and the ability to customize what actions play animations, you can greatly speed up fights. There's a considerable amount of depth to the game, tons of monsters, spells, items, etc. Honestly maybe a bit too much, it gets hard to sort through at the end. Had fun playing through to the end of the story, but didn't feel compelled to keep going much more after that. Still a good game, worth a playthrough.

Gameplay is okay, but difficulty is not well balanced. Some encounters are a cakewalk, some are near impossible.

Not huge on racing games and this one didn't change my mind. The racing didn't feel that great, nothing made me want to explore the map or complete challenges. Creating custom cars out of legos is neat. And the drifting mechanic felt good. But otherwise, meh.

Swim around cleaning up an ocean and raising adorable alien fishies. It's simple and that's part of what makes it great. There's enough to the mechanics and crafting that it isn't boring. Wouldn't mind a DLC expansion with more planets and crafting.

Wonderfully executed game. Start by playing poker and then slowly enhance your cards until you're playing... something else. One of the best games to come along in the past few years.

Solid entry into the cute cat explores a city genre. Climb buildings, complete quests, find hats, knock stuff of shelves, take naps, normal cat stuff. The gameplay is pretty standard, but the writing is excellent. Controlling the kitty can be a bit awkward at times, I've noticed this in other cat games like Stray. But the precision jumping mechanic makes up for it (and lets you know if you can't make a certain jump). I played with mouse + keyboard (not recommended by game) and the only thing I found off was the menus / talking, otherwise it works fine.

Lovely game. Quiet puzzles and a nice story. Some of the clues are a bit hard to decipher, but if you go back and read through everything, there's lots of hints.

Short and sweet. Make a mess, explore, and solve a few puzzles, all as an adorable doggo. Only about 30 mins long, but lots of fun.