Chud Logic's: Gockbound Review
An Isekai Trip Through the Comment Section Chud Logic's: Gockbound is a small, turn-based RPG parody built entirely around a very specific corner of internet culture: the YouTu
6.7 / 10
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An Isekai Trip Through the Comment Section Chud Logic's: Gockbound is a small, turn-based RPG parody built entirely around a very specific corner of internet culture: the YouTu
6.7 / 10
A cinematic, physics-driven sequel to a beloved sandbox ragdoll game that wins over longtime fans with a genuinely engaging story mode, but disappoints a vocal share of them by trimming sandbox features and dropping Steam Workshop support from the original.
6.7 / 10
A fast, stylish Cruelty Squad-flavored boomer shooter about fighting for your life on a dystopian livestream, with genuinely great movement undercut by a short runtime and a rough crop of launch bugs.
6.7 / 10
You Choose Your Own Monsters, Then Have to Beat Them RAKHEM is an action platformer roguelite built around a simple but effective twist on the run-collecting genre: instead of just
6.7 / 10
A gorgeous, story-laced bullet heaven roguelite with a huge cast and real charm, held back by a cramped inventory and a rough crop of Early Access bugs.
6.7 / 10
A Can With a Grudge Against Physics Rollin' Ravioli is a physics-based rage-platformer from two-person studio Spark Labs Gaming, built entirely around a single joke taken compl
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A Tower Defense Game Where Your Mouse Hand Is the Weapon Runeomicon casts the player as a disgraced dark wizard, woken mid-nap from exile and immediately besieged by an armed mob o
6.7 / 10
A beautiful return to the world of Forgotton Anne "Forgotlings" positions itself as a prequel and spiritual successor to Throughline Games' 2018 cult favorite "F
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Four Magical Girls Climb the Tower of Babel Kernel Hearts is a co-op action roguelike from developer Ephemera Games and publisher Whitethorn Games, in which up to four players join
6.6 / 10
A pottery-wheel brawler where crafting your gear is more fun than the one battle mode it's crammed into.
6.6 / 10
A Vietnamese-made co-op horror-comedy delivery game that nails its folklore-flavored premise and shotgun-jump traversal for a night or two with friends, but is held back by thin content, real performance issues, and a post-launch update that briefly broke what players liked most.
6.6 / 10
Two Reviews, Both Positive, One From Someone Ninety Hours In Path of Clicks launched on Steam on 24 March 2025 from developer FANE Studio, and at the time of writing it has exactly
6.6 / 10
This physics-based party brawler swaps fighters for household objects and leans hard into chaos over balance — a genuinely fun couch-and-friends game that thins out fast once you're playing it alone.
6.6 / 10
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This solo-studio action-adventure trades polish for atmosphere, pairing gorgeous hand-drawn biomes and three distinct traversal heroes against stiff platforming and a launch-day quest log that genuinely needed the months of patches it got.
6.6 / 10
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Payload Studios brings its vehicle-building expertise to the survivors-like genre with a game that nails the fantasy of assembling a death machine, even as buggy bosses and dilutive progression hold it back from greatness.
6.6 / 10
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A cel-shaded action-adventure RPG about a young shaman chef reconnecting with his hometown through cooking, farming, and monster-hunting, where reviewers near-unanimously praise the art, music, and story but are just as consistently frustrated by sluggish, unresponsive combat.
6.6 / 10
You're a Dog Who Casts Spells and Herds Sheep, and So Is Everyone Else Wiz-Herd is a free, local and online party game for 2 to 4 players built around a premise sillier than it
6.6 / 10
Thousands of Zombies, Seven Friends, and a Chopper That Isn't Coming Fast Enough ZedFall: Outbreak is a co-op twin-stick roguelite that asks a simple question: what happens if
6.6 / 10
4Spicchi is a free-to-play first-person horror shooter from GoldenShrimpsGames in which delivery girl Margherita defends her family pizzeria from food-alien invaders using a weapon that fires pizza ingredients, and this review's sample finds a scrappy, genuinely funny lean FPS undercut by thin ammo economy and a few rough technical edges the developer has been actively patching.
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A top-down, souls-lite hack-and-slash ARPG casting you as Achilles in the aftermath of the Trojan War, praised for its Greek mythology setting, weapon variety and full voice acting — held back by real combat-balance complaints and a co-op mode the developer promoted heavily at launch but has openly, repeatedly admitted never fully delivered.
6.5 / 10
A co-op roguelite dungeon crawler from Astana Games, praised across a small English review sample for genuinely earned difficulty and satisfying loot hunting, tempered by a fair, credible complaint about poor performance-to-visuals ratio.
6.5 / 10
A hand-drawn, ambitiously huge metroidvania set in a ruined fantasy world -- reviewers are close to unanimous that the art is gorgeous, but well over half the negative reviews sampled for this piece raise the same specific complaint: a map so large and under-signposted that players spend hours lost rather than exploring.
6.5 / 10
A Nostalgic Sequel With a Sharp Second Act Aggelos 2 launched August 27, 2026 from developer WONDERBOY BOBI, published by PQube and PixelHeart, picking up centuries after the origi
6.5 / 10
A chaotic multiplayer party game about power-tripping TSA agents hunting smugglers through an airport, at its best in a full lobby of friends leaning into the absurdity, and considerably weaker in public matchmaking where the intended chaos curdles into disorganized noise.
6.5 / 10