Travellin Cats in USA Review
The Latest Postcard From a Beloved Hidden-Cat Franchise Travellin Cats in USA is the newest entry in solo developer Patrick's long-running "Cats Hidden in..." series,
7.9 / 10
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Wulfstein
A pseudo-3D raycaster FPS-lite in the classic Wolfenstein mould, built on the LittleJS engine with a genuine on-screen twin-stick control scheme - move with one virtual stick, aim and auto-fire with the other, confirmed working with a real touch-fired shot landing on a guard.
7.9 / 10
Animaly Bar: NO HUMANITY! Review
A Gorilla, a Shotgun, and a Bar Full of Liars Animaly Bar: NO HUMANITY! opens on a simple, gleefully absurd premise: the animals won. Humanity lost some unspecified war, and the wo
7.8 / 10
BakeryDiary Review: A Cozy Deduction Puzzle Disguised as a Bread Shop
A cozy bakery management game built around a genuinely clever hook: customers describe what they want in riddles and clues rather than by name, turning every order into a small deduction puzzle.
7.8 / 10
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Chickens Don't Fly Review: A Brutal Foddian Climb With a Killer Grapple
Chickens Don't Fly is a solo-developed foddian climbing platformer starring a plunger-wielding rooster, and its all-positive early review sample rallies almost entirely around one thing: a physics-based grappling mechanic reviewers call the best they've felt in the genre, wrapped around punishing, Jump King-style difficulty that is very much the point.
7.8 / 10
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Dunebound Tactics Review
A Caravan Adrift in the Sand Dunebound Tactics drops you at the helm of a sand-faring caravan crew, fleeing Imperial-controlled territory in search of a new home, and its opening h
7.8 / 10
Dungeon Gals
A solo-developed puzzle-platformer that channels Wario Land and La-Mulana through three swappable heroines, backed by a genuinely exceptional accessibility feature set and a rapid, transparent, first-person patch cadence.
7.8 / 10
Eastern Block Summer Review: Hand-Drawn Nostalgia Worth Hunting For
Space Lemon Games' hand-drawn hidden object game turns ten black-and-white illustrations of Eastern European summers into color, one found object at a time — and the developers patched in new music the moment players asked.
7.8 / 10
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GLADIMAKER : Auto Battle RPG Review: A Cheeseburger-Powered Gladiator Sim
GLADIMAKER is a whimsical auto-battler RPG about building a stat-and-equipment combo for a gladiator who fights entirely on his own, and its perfect Positive review sample praises its deep build variety and charming cast while flagging a few late-game balance and quality-of-life complaints.
7.8 / 10
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Granser - Act 1
Solo developer Steve Gal's turn-based JRPG follow-up to the Skautfold series lands with a unanimous Positive reception, unusually dense post-launch patching, and one honest catch — it's only the first third of a three-act story that isn't fully funded yet.
7.8 / 10
Grenouilles 3D
A free, deliberately absurd co-op frog-climbing game that turned into a minor viral phenomenon almost overnight, pairing a genuinely satisfying mouse-only hopping mechanic with punishing progress loss and a flood of joke reviews that mostly obscure real, well-earned praise.
7.8 / 10
Hypnophobia; From Your Shadow
A free, roughly two-hour kinetic visual novel about a gorgon's spiral through depression and insomnia that reviewers across a dozen languages say hit uncomfortably, effectively close to home.
7.8 / 10
Lunokhod Review
Socialism, Reforged on the Lunar Surface Lunokhod builds its entire premise on a single, evocative point of divergence: it's 1993, the USSR is collapsing under the weight of it
7.8 / 10
Maids of Storm
A pixel-art maid café management sim built almost entirely around the beloved Cabaret Club minigame from the Yakuza series, expanded into a full game with its own comedic story, championship rivalry, and a two-person Korean development team that has kept up a steady post-launch patch pace.
7.8 / 10
Meepie Review: Adorable, Deceptively Brutal Puzzles
Meepie is a compact, unassisted puzzle-platformer about guiding a tiny fluffy adventurer past ice, fire, bombs, and lasers to rescue his friends, and its small, unanimously positive review sample praises genuinely tough puzzle design wrapped in a cute, cozy presentation.
7.8 / 10
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OPUS: Prism Peak Review: Gorgeous, Melancholic, and a Little Slow
OPUS: Prism Peak is a $24.99 narrative adventure about a weary photographer confronting old regrets in a mysterious land, and while its art, music, and story are widely praised, some longtime series fans found its pacing and photography mechanic a step down from the beloved Echo of Starsong.
7.8 / 10
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Our Home, My Keeper Review: A Dream Yuri Collaboration Delivers, Mostly
Our Home, My Keeper is a kinetic yuri visual novel pairing two beloved indie developers, Studio Élan and ebi-hime, for the first time, and its Positive review sample is close to unanimous on its gorgeous art and writing while repeatedly flagging uneven pacing and a short runtime relative to its price.
7.8 / 10
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Out of Water Review
A Germanic Village, a Long Winter, and Something Wrong in the Woods Out of Water opens gently: Watarholt, a northern Germanic village, is finishing its harvest and settling in for
7.8 / 10
Outpacked Review: Tetris Meets Sudoku, and the Sudoku Wins
Outpacked's grid-packing puzzles about fitting picky items into luggage without breaking their logical constraints are cozy, clever, and consistently praised, with only its occasional detour into fiddly jigsaw-piece interludes drawing real criticism.
7.8 / 10
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Robo Rescue
A Robotron 2084-style twin-stick shooter built on the LittleJS engine - save fleeing family members from red robots across escalating waves - shipped here with a real, verified fix for a missing viewport tag that was shrinking its virtual joysticks to a near-unusable size on real phones.
7.8 / 10
Space Grunts: Chrono Shard
Orangepixel's turn-based space roguelike gets a time-loop makeover, and the smartest decision it makes is turning "you died" into "you left something behind" instead of "start over."
7.8 / 10
Super Alloy Crush
A stylish, fast-paced Mega Man X-inspired action roguelite sequel that layers chip-based build customization and co-op onto tight side-scrolling combat, landing a strongly positive Early Access debut despite some late-game balance and pacing complaints.
7.8 / 10
The Plant Shop Review
A Night Shift Spent Among the Cacti The Plant Shop drops you into the life of Silvia, a 26-year-old with a corporate day job who has decided, for reasons the game slowly unpacks, t
7.8 / 10
Ultimate Drummer
A gloriously unhinged action-platformer from animation studio Cool 3D World, built around a fully playable step-sequencer drum kit, praised almost universally for its inventive musical puzzles and absurdist comedy despite rough platforming and a short runtime.
7.8 / 10