Planet Nine Review
A Suika-Style Merge Game That Launches Planets Like Billiard Balls Planet Nine takes the now-familiar "merge two matching shapes to make a bigger one" formula popularized
5.6 / 10
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PsyUp: A Psychological Physics Puzzle
A NZ$3.19 minimalist block-breaking puzzle that dresses each stage up as a psychological phenomenon — anxiety, ADHD, perfectionism, obsession. The idea is more interesting than the evidence that it actually pays off; the entire public record on this three-month-old release is two Steam reviews, split exactly down the middle.
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
Touhou Desktop Pet Review
A Touhou-Themed Take on the Desktop Mate Formula Touhou Desktop Pet does exactly what its title promises: it drops a small, animated Touhou Project character onto your desktop, whe
5.6 / 10
A Game About Breaking Pots
A Game About Breaking Pots is a $5.99 solo-developed exploration game from Glenn Verheij that delivers exactly what its title promises, a relaxing medieval castle full of pots to smash, and this review's small, unanimously Positive sample praises its charm and focus while agreeing the whole experience lasts well under two hours.
5.5 / 10
A Game About Making A Planet
A short, minimalist incremental game from Acrylic Pixel Games about merging drifting particles into a planet, praised in a Mixed English review sample for a calming, satisfying core loop, tempered by fair, heavily corroborated complaints about very short content and a thin, repetitive upgrade tree.
5.5 / 10
Ah. Ah. Ah.
A free, 15-minute novelty where you clear stages by yelling into a microphone, a genuinely funny gimmick that has nowhere near enough game built around it to justify more than a single sitting.
5.5 / 10
A Little Age Review
A Cozy Cloud-Covered Civ Puzzle, Fresh Out Of Early Access Purgatory A Little Age, released August 28, 2026 by solo developer Benerot after a string of playtests and demos going ba
5.5 / 10
Ancient Farm
A farming sim set in ancient Egypt wins genuine praise for a setting the genre rarely touches, but a Mixed review sample is remarkably consistent that a relentless watering timer, a short content ceiling, and several farming systems that don't hold together historically or logically hold it well back of the relaxing experience it's aiming for.
5.5 / 10
AnimalFruitTart
AnimalFruitTart is a $9.99 one-button physics platformer from developer tsubogames where players jump and roll cute animal-fruit hybrids through a candy-colored world, and this review's small, unanimous 4-review sample praises its relaxing, wholesome charm while flagging a genuinely repeated concern about unclear in-game guidance.
5.5 / 10
AutoParts Simulator Review
Own It, Command It, And Occasionally Get Soft-Locked By A Shelf AutoParts Simulator entered Steam Early Access in January 2026 from AvilaGames, a solo or near-solo developer's
5.5 / 10
Bones and Coins
A cheap, cute, old-school Diablo-flavoured incremental dungeon crawler whose Mixed reception traces back to a genuine dispute over what "auto battler" should mean, split between reviewers satisfied by a short, honest clicker loop and reviewers who feel misled by marketing implying real hero-versus-enemy combat, compounded by thin build variety and a short three-to-four hour runtime with no respec option.
5.5 / 10
Bookshop Simulator
A cozy, cat-filled bookshop management sim praised for its parody book titles and relaxing pace, but criticized by a substantial minority of reviewers for shallow, repetitive gameplay, lifeless customer NPCs, and a rocky 1.0 update that introduced bugs and lighting glitches after a positively-received Early Access run.
5.5 / 10
Border Patrol
A tiny-sample Papers Please-style border-inspection sim whose biggest early complaint — no save feature — appears to have been fixed post-launch, alongside a specific unresolved scoring bug and an unverified asset-theft claim from a single reviewer.
5.5 / 10
BoxBoxes Review
A Ninety-Nine Cent Platformer About Shapes Fighting Shapes BoxBoxes is a $0.99 2D platformer in which you play a small white box traveling through three kingdoms — Circles, Triangl
5.5 / 10
Braveland
A cute, mobile-born Heroes of Might and Magic tribute that turn-based tactics fans consistently describe with the same two words — charming and shallow — across 478 reviews, most of them recommending it only once the price drops well below its NZ$14.75 list.
5.5 / 10
Camellia's Desktop Garden
A tiny, extremely cheap idle desktop companion where a cute animated gardener sleeps, eats, and waters her own small flowerbed, praised almost unanimously for its charm despite reviewers across three languages agreeing there's very little game beneath it.
5.5 / 10
Capsule Carnage: Don't Press That
A 2-6 player party shooter built around a single dropped-from-the-sky button that hands out a jackpot or a map-flattening nuke, filed under "Massively Multiplayer" on Steam despite six-minute rounds, a hard cap of six players and, a day after launch, zero people playing it at the moment this was checked.
5.5 / 10
CARNEDGE
A striking dark-fantasy art style and a promising auto-battler/deckbuilder hybrid can't quite outrun a review sample full of persistent bugs, a punishing late-game difficulty spike, and a runtime several reviewers clock at well under ten hours to full completion.
5.5 / 10
Case Solved: The London Files
A cosy noir detective game built almost entirely on Einstein's Riddle-style logic puzzles, landing "Mixed" on a launch sample split between players who love its pure-deduction core and those frustrated by a short runtime, a disconnected hidden-object clue-finding step, and a buggy third case.
5.5 / 10
Castle Conquest: Medieval Strategy
A NZ$4.49 real-time castle-capture strategy game with 108 levels and three campaigns — competent on paper, but with almost no community signal to judge it by, just three total Steam reviews and zero recorded concurrent players.
5.5 / 10
Cattle Country
A cozy Wild West spin on the Stardew Valley farming-sim formula, Cattle Country earns Very Positive reviews for its charming frontier theme, foraging variety, and optional combat toggle, but a large, heavily corroborated share of reviewers argue the underlying systems feel unfinished, from a badly broken hunting economy to a total lack of key rebinding and a genuinely uncomfortable, unadjustable flashing-weather bug.
5.5 / 10
Chill Pulse
A cozy, pixel-art productivity hybrid pairing a Pomodoro timer and to-do lists with ambient lofi environments, drinks, and pets, whose genuine focus value earns real devotion from long-term users, tempered by a widely and specifically reported resource-usage problem and, for some unlucky players, a serious progress-loss bug.
5.5 / 10
Clankers!
A cheap, cursor-hold incremental about exterminating robots for cash, whose fun-but-rough launch state, crashes, broken balance, game-breaking exploits, has been substantially patched since release, leaving a small but mostly satisfied audience for its $2.99 asking price.
5.5 / 10