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From the story to the actual gameplay, Card Shark is a great journey right from hitting “New Game” and was one that I didn’t expect to enjoy as much as I did.
Roller Champions gives players a ball, a rink, and some rollerblades and tasks them with lapping the track and scoring points.
Sonority is a beautiful tale that will take you on an emotional ride as you journey through a magical world to discover the importance of music.
Dolmen is a new sci-fi action RPG from developer Massive Work Studio joining the fray of Souls-likes this month.
Salt and Sacrifice brings solid combat and fun builds to the table but is bogged down slightly by a few missteps in its design and mechanics.
Trek to Yomi raises the bar high for historical accuracy, but the well-written story and beautiful setpieces are held back by the combat.
Whether you want to play for 20 minutes or 2 hours, Insurmountable is able to provide the perfect combination of entertainment and challenge.
Oaken brings thoughtful tactics based combat and mixes it with the ever-popular roguelike game structure to create something unique.
When people hear the phrase “city-builder”, they often think of complexity and difficulty. Dorfromantik takes the opposite approach and nails it.
Kaiju Wars is as fun as it is stylish. It is a must-buy for turn-based strategy fans or anyone who wants to see if they can kill a Kaiju.
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