A Bit Dicey Review
A Solo-Developer Dice-Rolling Puzzle Box A Bit Dicey is a spatial puzzle game from solo developer Andy Zawadzki, built around a simple but fiddly core idea: dice sit on grids of ti
6.7 / 10
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Goob Wants an Android Girlfriend
A short, Sokoban-style puzzle game from solo Indonesian studio MadCreativity Entertainment, sending a scrappy mech droid named Goob across a neon-lit city to repair and befriend a collection of android women, which reviewers found charming and well-made even as several called out its brevity before the developer made it free outright two months after launch.
6.7 / 10
Good Pizza, Great Pizza - Cooking Simulator Game
A decade-refined mobile hit about reading a rival's mood in a pizza order — charming, funny, and still selling the same diamonds it sold on your phone.
6.7 / 10
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Hidden Tails Review: A Cozy Mouse Hunt With a Motion-Sickness Catch
This charming hidden-object game about a family of mice pairs a genuinely sweet story mode with a challenging 360-degree search mode, though that same 360-degree camera work is exactly what one detailed reviewer warns sensitive players to watch out for.
6.7 / 10
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Messy Recipe: A Hidden Object Game
A charming hidden-object cooking game with a lovable kitchen ghost — delightful while it lasts, but it lasts barely an hour.
6.7 / 10
New Yankee 9: The Evil Spellbook
A solid, well-liked ninth entry in a long-running time-management series, reviewed by an unusually small but uniformly positive sample this review read in full — a real signal of franchise reliability rather than an aggregate worth fully trusting on its own.
6.7 / 10
Rollin' Ravioli Review
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
6.7 / 10
Space Control
A short, funny VR job simulator about working off an alien abduction debt for a shady intergalactic corporation, carried almost entirely by its voice acting, tactile interactions, and comedic writing.
6.7 / 10
Boil Cabbage Make Soup
A cosy desktop-companion idler starring a soup-making onion, whose deep cosmetic customisation and cheap price tag win over a small but devoted audience despite a handful of unclear stats and janky multiplayer.
6.6 / 10
Box Bakery
A cozy bakery management sim that automates its simple baking loop within a few hours to make room for its real focus: a surprisingly deep, often emotional cast of animal customers with their own stories, told through a charming scrapbook system.
6.6 / 10
Dub Together Review
Redubbing Video Clips Turns Out to Be a Perfect Party Format Dub Together's pitch is disarmingly simple: up to six players watch a video clip, record their own spoken lines ove
6.6 / 10
Find My Frogs: Branches Review
Uncle Froger's Hat, and a Tree Full of Frogs Find My Frogs: Branches is My Eye Studio's follow-up to their earlier hidden-object game Find My Frogs, and it keeps the same l
6.6 / 10
HB Inc. Review
A Desperate Job Hunt Lands You Under a Corrupt CEO HB Inc. is a short, free-to-play visual novel about landing a job in the worst possible way: your new boss is an openly corrupt C
6.6 / 10
Launch Them All Review
Battleship, But the Stakes Have a Tribunal Attached Launch Them All wears its inspiration openly: it's a Cold-War-flavored, turn-based missile duel that one reviewer described
6.6 / 10
Let It Consume Review: A Satisfying Cult Sim That Ends Just as It Gets Going
This short, mouse-driven incremental about running a dark cult nails its core harvesting loop and presentation, but a genuinely large review base keeps circling back to the same complaint: it's over in under two hours, with no prestige loop to extend it.
6.6 / 10
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Librarian: Tidy Up the Arcane Library! Review
A first-person shelving simulator asks you to put 3,072 scattered books back where they belong, and finds real, meditative satisfaction in the task — right up until its own progression system starts doing the job for you.
6.6 / 10
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Night Shippers
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
Permaban Review
It's 2007. You're an Unpaid Forum Moderator, and Everyone Hates Your Decisions Permaban casts players as an unpaid moderator on a dying 2007 internet forum, openly modeling
6.6 / 10
Police Chief Simulator Review
From Empty Precinct to Working Police Station Police Chief Simulator drops the player into Winston Springs as a newly appointed Chief of Police, tasked with rebuilding a gutted cou
6.6 / 10
Prop Sumo Review: Smash Bros with Furniture, and It Mostly Works
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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Put Back Stuff Review
Restocking a Supermarket, One Legally Distinct Product at a Time Put Back Stuff is a cozy, first-person organization simulator that drops players into the role of a new supermarket
6.6 / 10
SUPERBOLT Review
One Gesture, Seven Scales of Escalation Most incremental games ask you to watch numbers climb while you're away. SUPERBOLT asks you to stay and do something: charge the bolt, r
6.6 / 10
Tails & Trails Review
A Cozy Hidden-Object Game Built Entirely Around Finding Cats Tails & Trails strips the hidden-object genre down to a single, clearly stated goal: explore a small themed world, find
6.6 / 10
Tales of Terrarum
A free-to-play town-management sim wrapped around anime-styled character collection and light card-battle combat, easygoing and generous enough to win over a big casual audience despite real lag and monetization complaints.
6.6 / 10