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The ultimate power fantasy: you're a witch helping a city break free from capitalism. Cute, short and free, with a political message that's as direct as possible.

Creative, additive, extremely fun, cheap and short. A perfect indie gem.

An excellent metroidvania in the vein of Hollow Knight, set in the purgatory of Korean folklore. It's more humble in scope, lasting around 8hs, and it suffers from being a bit too linear (kill boss, get new skill, unlock next area), but the challenges are interesting, the art is very cute and the characters are all very likeable.

A one-man homage to Doom, but with fishman pirates and an "early 2000s Internet" artsyle. Early access has 6 levels, most are excelent old-school FPS levels with great level design, while a few are more gimmicky. Definetly worth following if you're a "boomer shooter" fan.

Excellent metroidvania with amazing pixel art and novel pseudo-catholic theme. For best experience, play with Spanish voice acting.

A great game IF you know what you're getting into. Don't expect a polished or balanced game, or even a glimpse of a story - Din's Legacy is all about procedural generation & dynamic event mechanics that the developer has been experimenting with since 2007.

It's a Diablo-clone where you create a character and then carry them across multiple randomly generated scenarios, with goals ranging from defending a town from invasion to a 1-to-1 duel in an arena.

What really makes the game stand out is that every single monster can level-up as well (similar to Shadow of Mordor's Nemesis system), can organize raids & attack your town, killing all shopkeepers. NPCs also form factions that compete with you to finish the game, recruiting other NPCs and engaging in diplomacy & war. You choose a class but can mutate into others, even getting the same skill two of three times. And those skills can also mutate and become more powerful - or a giant liability.

It's a massive, glorious and janky mess of mechanics for you to play with, challenge and exploit . If that's your thing, you can spend days playing around with the systems, trying the multiple scenarios offered by the map generator and trying to make the most OP character possible.

This is a short (about 3hs per playthrough) but amazing game. It manages to tell a nice coming of age story, with dozens of quirky characters and A LOT of choice & consequences based on your actions and decisions.

The core of the game is traveling with a caravan and talking to people you meet using a deceptively simple card game, similar to deck building roguelikes like Slay the Spire. The genius of the game is that it manages to convey feelings like familiarity, sadness and tiredness with this card game, making you experience things like growing apart from a friend or talking to someone you have no affinity simply by playing cards.

Moreover, it's a game were failing these card encounters is a vital part of the experience. You can't see everything and win every time. Sometimes you don't even want to win. And the narrative of the story adapts to that, leading to multiple endings, side-quest stories and hidden areas.

It's not a long or deep game, but it's a really interesting experience that delivers a lot in a very short time.

The first hours are quite fun, since the Wastelanders expansion front loaded some new NPCs that trick you into thinking you'll have a lot of role-playing options. Hell, you might even think this is "Bethesda's best Fallout", like that reviewer on Vice wrote... Lies, all lies.

Once the introduction is done, you'll quickly realize that the world is still empty, with nothing but boring MMO-like quests based around killing waves of enemies. The two factions that the expansion added are just two tiny towns with like 10 NPCs each, so poorly done they don't even have item ownership - you can walk into the Raiders town and grab everything, including their power core, no one will care. Even if they did care, they are all imortal and won't react to you shooting them.

Above all, the core issue here is that this is just Fallout 4 turned into a skinner box. Things like building a camp or even maintaining your equipment, which used to be simple & fun, now require you to grind for hours for materials... or spend money at Bethesda's store.

Finally, it's a Bethesda game with no mod support. So no UI mod, have fun using that garbage from Fallout 3, that they've kept for the past TWELVE YEARS, despite everyone hating it.

A true hidden gem. Yes, the artwork is not the best, but the mechanics more than make up for it. And you can use the "New World" mod to change all the art.

Erannorth Reborn is a wonderful mix of card roguelikes such as Slay the Spire and Dicey Dungeons, with more old-school roguelikes, such as ADOM, DCSS or Tales of Maj'Eyal. This means you get a very robust character creation, with 12 races & 15 classes, then fight across linear dungeons, facing enemies, visiting shops, dealing with CYOA events and getting new cards.

And there are A LOT of cards (over 3,000!), leading to many interesting combinations. Above all, the the mechanics are really rich and well-designed. Every class and race has a unique feel, and mixing them with all the random cards and enemies you find makes this very replayable.

Gujian 3 is a AAA Action-RPG from China. Voices are all in Chinese, but the text has been fully & professionaly translated. Which is very important, since this is a linear and story-heavy RPG, that took me 50 hs to finish.

The combat is responsive and satisfying, much better than The Witcher 3 or Greedfall (it even has an unlockable boss rush mode), but the real focus here is the rich world and its characters. It's a fairy tale about meeting spirits, demons, feys and swordsmen, of travelling across ancient China, the spirit world and the world of dreams. Being a Chinese game, the writing is very different from Western or Japanese RPGs, making for a unique experience.

Despite being part of a series, you don't need to play the previous one to enjoy it. And you can really feel the high budget behind it: not only it's gorgeous and fully-voiced, but has several mini-games (including a card game and a clone of Captain Toad), plus a home base you can customize by researching & crafting decorations.

My only complains are the lack of character customization, and how easy it is to get locked out of some side-quests (which offer extra bosses and content, but must be done in certain story points).