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1861 reviews
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
A satisfying, ASMR-tinged laundromat management sim whose chill core loop is undercut by a thin content ceiling and a persistent spread of bugs.
5.7 / 10
Loot of Baal is a desktop idler from Gleamer Studio, released on Steam on 16 June 2025, that transplants the loot-and-build systems of Diablo II into a small always-on-top window m
5.7 / 10
Bank it or lose it all Mors: Idle Reaper builds its entire identity around one risk-and-reward decision, repeated constantly: keep hunting for a bigger reward multiplier, or cash o
5.7 / 10
Three Reviews, All Positive, All Agreeing on Exactly What Kind of Game This Is Retro Clicker launched on Steam on 17 June 2026 from developer Reloop Games, and at the time of writi
5.7 / 10
Dawn of Heroes is a 450,000-word text-based superhero interactive novel from Hosted Games, and its Mixed review sample praises its deep character customization and parallel origin stories while raising real, repeated complaints about disorienting POV switches and a notable AI-authorship controversy.
5.6 / 10
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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
Empire of Zombies leans hard into its own joke: you're not a dark lord so much as a necromantic middle manager, and the store page literally pitches the game as "Become th
5.6 / 10
A Pixel-Art Footballer Who Plays Mostly Without You KICKSLAUGHT is a solo-developed idle RPG from Turkish studio RedenelGO that casts players as an unnamed street footballer clawin
5.6 / 10
A remastered Amiga-era dungeon crawler that proves the simplest roguelike loop imaginable can still be a genuine blast in short, disposable bursts.
5.6 / 10
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
A cozy farming sim that swaps dirt roads for cloudscapes, sending players to inherit a neglected floating island and rebuild it with jetpacks, crops, and fishing, undercut in Early Access by slow core mechanics, progression-blocking bugs, and a handful of pointed AI-art allegations.
5.6 / 10
A Card-Flip Roguelike With Real Build Variety Tap Dungeon casts players as an adventurer fleeing the fall of the Duchy of Lyle, sent by a mentor's escape spell into a series of
5.6 / 10
The fourth entry in solo developer Phr00t's long-running procedurally-generated, VR-native action RPG series is a real evolution of the formula, but its own longtime fanbase is split on whether the evolution is actually more fun to play than 2016's 5089.
5.5 / 10
A network-survival thriller in which the player controls a rogue AI hiding inside a smart fridge, infiltrating household devices and manipulating a family to avoid deletion, drawing a Mixed reception split sharply between praise for its unusual premise and mechanics and pointed criticism of undisclosed or under-disclosed generative-AI use in its own writing and assets.
5.5 / 10
A backpacking adventure RPG about hiking after a lost brother through gorgeous, hand-crafted landscapes — undercut badly enough by bugs and janky controls that even many of its own fans hedge their recommendation.
5.5 / 10
A Thirty-Sixth Consecutive Launch Without a Single Review And who is the maiden? went up on Steam on 18 September 2026 and has attracted no user reviews at all so far — not one, on
5.5 / 10
A solo-developed Early Access survival-management game rooted in the Chinese "apocalypse rebirth" web-novel fantasy — reborn seven days before the end of the world with foreknowledge to hoard supplies and build a self-sufficient RV — whose distinctive premise draws real interest from its mostly Simplified-Chinese review sample, but whose execution is dogged by persistent complaints of mobile-port UI, real-time wait-gated upgrades, and bugs that erase progress.
5.5 / 10
Zero Sun Games' Fire Emblem-inspired roguelike strategy RPG nails the tactical combat feel longtime fans crave, but a punishing turn-limit system, thin meta-progression, and a buggy, controller-hostile interface keep it from being more than a flawed curiosity.
5.5 / 10
A hand-drawn JRPG built by veterans of Final Fantasy and Vagrant Story, with a score by Hitoshi Sakimoto and a script from Kazushige Nojima, that its own players say doesn't play, read or animate like the pedigree behind it would suggest.
5.5 / 10
A turn-based tactical RPG from Crit42 Studio set in a procedurally generated post-apocalyptic ocean, Mostly Positive across a small English review sample for its immersive exploration and X-COM-style combat, with fair, specific complaints about persistence bugs, an item-duplication exploit, and a broken early-game power curve.
5.5 / 10
A medieval settlement-builder with a genuinely strong building system wrapped around combat many call broken and a grind several find exhausting, complicated further by community anxiety about the developer's history — anxiety this review's own check finds only partly holds up against Bellwright's own active patch record.
5.5 / 10
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
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
