Time and time again, the roguelite genre has proven that gambling and gaming can go hand in hand. The combination of a well-thought-out, game-breaking strategy and sheer luck is an...
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The Asfalia series has quietly built itself a reputation for blending heartfelt storytelling with charming, family-friendly puzzles. The first entry, Asfalia: The Cranky Volcano, introduced us to a world where...
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As I fell down a mountain path or floated down a river, I couldn’t help but wonder what had led me to this experience in the first place, and why...
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I’ve always had a soft spot for shooters that don’t pretend to be anything more than pure, rhythmic action. Platypus Reclayed returns after over two decades, and is still a...
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In this medieval city every citizen has to do their part. Gather resources and fight off the encroaching enemy hordes. And make sure you do your job well, because the...
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Money makes the world go round. But what about all the other worlds out there? Expand your wealth and satisfy your corporate greed by terraforming, by leading a branch of...
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Four years ago, I had the habit of scrolling through Kickstarter during my breaks at work. Most of the time, I searched for cool Dungeons And Dragons books or miniatures,...
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There’s a moment early in Dragon Eclipse when everything clicks. You’re in the middle of a tightly choreographed card battle—energy’s low, your monster’s health is hanging by a pixel, and...
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Suppose you've ever imagined what it would be like to throw down in the Colosseum—sword in one hand, shield in the other—while moving like a drunken marionette. In that case,...
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If the first Please, Touch The Artwork felt like a reflective walk through Mondrian’s orderly universe of shapes and lines, then Please, Touch The Artwork 2 throws you headfirst into...
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