Kernel Hearts Review
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
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Kiln
A pottery-wheel brawler where crafting your gear is more fun than the one battle mode it's crammed into.
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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Lunchbreak Tactics Review: A Super Auto Pets Clone With Real Hooks and Real Frustrations
A supermarket-themed asynchronous autobattler that wears its Super Auto Pets influence openly, winning over a large review base with quick, addictive runs while drawing genuine complaints about progression gating, a punishing rank system, and post-launch stability.
6.6 / 10
Mad Television Tycoon
A nostalgic spiritual successor to the cult-classic Mad TV, from Mad Games Tycoon developer Eggcode, that recaptures the old broadcasting-empire fantasy with real competitive multiplayer, even as Early Access gaps, a missing tutorial, and a fast-flattening strategy space hold it back.
6.6 / 10
MOUSE: P.I. For Hire Review
A gorgeous rubber-hose noir boomer shooter with career-best presentation, dragged down by shallow gunplay, thin detective mechanics, and a runtime that outlasts its ideas.
6.6 / 10
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
Seth
A stylish, fast-paced FPS roguelite from debut French studio Chaotic Games, blending Egyptian mythology with DOOM-style gunplay and Hades-style boons, whose genuinely excellent combat feel was overshadowed at launch by a specific, widely-shared complaint that the whole game can be finished in a single sitting, before two rapid post-launch difficulty updates began addressing it.
6.6 / 10
Sunken Sky Review: A Hand-Painted Metroidvania Worth the Patience
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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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
TerraTech Legion Review: A Bullet Heaven With a Wrench in Its Hand
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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The Spirit Weaver
A tarot-themed visual novel about guiding grieving spirits toward healing, wrapped in gorgeous hand-drawn art and a genuinely fresh central hook, let down by an engine that won't let you save before a choice.
6.6 / 10
Token x Token x Clicker Review
A Desk Full of Robots Dropping Loot on Your Screen Token x Token x Clicker is a desktop-companion idle and clicker game built around a small 3D office populated by robot employees
6.6 / 10
Town of Zoz
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
Treasure Clicker
One Early Review, Positive, From a Player Who Wanted the Record Set Straight Treasure Clicker entered Steam Early Access on 13 April 2026 from developer Marrimarr games, and at the
6.6 / 10
Wiz-Herd Review
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