Last Mage
A backpack-management twist on the bullet-heaven formula Last Mage is an Early Access bullet-heaven roguelite from Weird Johnny Studio that layers spellcrafting and inventory manag
5.8 / 10
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Lost City Of S
A gorgeous isometric jungle escape built for js13k 2024, judged 19th of the whole field for graphics — but its core "mishap" twist confused most of the competition's own judges, and the game is nearly silent throughout.
5.8 / 10
Parry Survivor Review
An Anime Heroine, a Deflect Button, and an Endless Tide of "Kuns" Parry Survivor does not bury its concept. You are an anime heroine dropped into the "Kun-Domain,&qu
5.8 / 10
Pee Off The Poo Review: The Joke Game That Actually Plays Fine
Pee Off The Poo commits fully to its one-sentence pitch — blast bathroom contamination with a stream of pee before the meter fills — and its small, entirely joke-driven review sample confirms the arcade combo mechanics underneath the gag are genuinely more competent than the premise suggests.
5.8 / 10
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Rogue Night
A cozy-crossed-with-roguelite survival RPG from Grey November Games that lands to a genuinely Mixed reception — reviewers who love its Zelda-like exploration sit against others who found its roguelite, town-building, and progression systems shallow or confusing at launch.
5.8 / 10
Subliminal
Subliminal is a $9.99 psychological horror game from developer Accidental Studios, publishers Gone Shootin and Infini Fun, and this review's large Mostly Positive sample praises striking visuals and a genuinely unusual take on the Backrooms genre while repeatedly documenting weak puzzle guidance, a short runtime, and a demo-to-full-game gap several reviewers describe as misleading.
5.8 / 10
Trivia Murder Party 3 Review
Jackbox's Trivia-Obsessed Serial Killer Returns, Now in Full 3D Trivia Murder Party 3 is Jackbox Games' Early Access follow-up to two of the most beloved entries across its
5.8 / 10
VR # AVOID Review
A Wall of Holes Comes at Your Face, and You Have to Not Be There VR # AVOID has one idea, and it states that idea in its own title: a glowing grid wall, punched through with holes,
5.8 / 10
We Gotta Go
A co-op horror comedy about frantically hunting for the only bathroom in a haunted mansion before your bowels betray you, funny enough with friends to justify its low price, but thin on content, technical polish, and post-launch support.
5.8 / 10
Animal Falling Review
A Cute Cartoon Skin Over Real Trap-Building Chaos Animal Falling puts a group of players in control of small, round, physics-driven animals racing across obstacle courses while sim
5.7 / 10
Atomic Owl
A retro-inspired action platformer starring an owl ninja who fights his way through a neon pixel-art world with a transforming arsenal, undercut by inconsistent voice acting, a stiff dash, and a handful of progress-blocking bugs.
5.7 / 10
Dawn Break
A budget third-person action RPG about a woman searching for her missing best friend with the help of a stolen quantum gauntlet, whose strong character customization and combat hooks sit next to a confusing, badly translated story and a rough, still-being-patched launch state.
5.7 / 10
Exfil Void
Exfil Void is a $6.99 twin-stick extraction shooter from developer and publisher Emberline Studios, and while this review's sample is a single review, a clean twenty-achievement progression curve and two post-launch patches back up its lone reviewer's praise for the game's difficulty and pacing.
5.7 / 10
Loot Frog
An incremental bullet-hell where a pot-smashing frog hero grinds gear and abilities through chaotic biomes, launched with a grind so punishing it split opinion before a fast balance overhaul won a lot of players back.
5.7 / 10
Samson Review: Great Bones, Broken Combat
Samson pairs a genuinely striking noir open world with a debt-collection structure that gives every mission real stakes, but janky melee combat, unreliable driving feel, and a thin, repetitive mission loop keep it firmly in Mixed territory at launch.
5.7 / 10
Schedule Store Simulator Review
Tokyo's Underworld, Run Like a Small Business Schedule Store Simulator is a first-person narcotics-empire management sim from solo Tokyo-set developer Alkame Games, pitched squ
5.7 / 10
CPU Invaders - Cyber Arcade
CPU Invaders - Cyber Arcade is a $0.99 arcade shooter that overlays classic mini-games directly on top of your desktop while you keep working or browsing, and this review's near-unanimous Positive sample (30 of 31 reviews) praises the novel concept and cheap price, with the game's clearest critic flagging a wonky Tetris clone and a grating music loop as its main weak points.
5.6 / 10
Desk Defense
Desk Defense is a $1.99 cozy tower-defense game from developer Woodcraft Sounds where players place cleaning tools like lamps, spray bottles, and cat-hair rollers to fend off waves of desk mess, and this review's tiny, unanimous 2-review sample praises its combo system and chaotic charm.
5.6 / 10
Dimraeth Review
An 8-Player Pixel-Art Souls-Lite With Big Ambitions Dimraeth is a hybrid action RPG from solo-turned-small studio Mudtek that blends deliberate, Souls-lite combat with deep charact
5.6 / 10
ORDER 13
A horror warehouse-packing simulator where the real deadline pressure comes from a cat that needs company, not the monster hiding in the aisles.
5.6 / 10
PATLABOR the Case Files Review
A PS2-Era Licensed Game, On Purpose PATLABOR the Case Files wears its influences on its sleeve, and its influence is unmistakably the licensed anime tie-in action game of the early
5.6 / 10
ROT
ROT is a $2.99 turn-based roguelike RPG from solo developer Games By Thomas, built around sixteen distinct playable heroes and item-driven runs through an endless dungeon, and this review's full 11-review sample, entirely positive, credits real ambition and item-combo depth while also flagging a missing tutorial and visible balance rough edges typical of a very young, one-person production.
5.6 / 10
Rungeon Tails Review
A Bunny, a Cat, a Dog, and a Mouse Shoot Their Way Through Five Worlds Rungeon Tails is a top-down roguelike shooter about a small critter fighting through randomly generated pixel
5.6 / 10
1348 Ex Voto
1348 Ex Voto sends a young knight errant named Aeta across a plague-ravaged, war-torn medieval Italy, and this review's large review sample tells a strikingly consistent story of a game whose writing and atmosphere are genuinely admired, undercut by clunky combat, real technical rough edges, and a short runtime that many reviewers felt didn't match its price.
5.5 / 10