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This game holds up years after its release. It is cute, light, and doesn't take itself too seriously. While it is fully functional on Steam Deck, it does have some drawbacks when it comes to building. For whatever reason, the d-pad/joystick won't let you place land or roads adjacent to buildings. Using a mouse does not run into this problem. Late game is also a problem for achievement hunters as resource manufacturing is ridiculously long. Overall, it is a charming pixel game that can easily occupy either a few minutes or a few hours - There's always something to do.

A satisfying little gem that still holds up in 2023. This isometric RTS allows for multiple players to control separate heroes for a fun squad experience. There is a loosely threaded story, but follows the usual cyberpunk dystopian story brushstrokes of overthrowing corporate overlords.

Octavi Navarro nails it again. This is another short gem that jumps right into being unsettling and does a wonderful job of not using standard gore/jumpscares to provide horror. The blend of first person perspective and pixel art makes this feel like a very unique game.

The game is great so far! For early access, this game has quite a bit of polish on it already. The pacing is great for most of the game. The events and research tree give players something to work toward in tandem. Late game is a bit of a grind though as there's little incentive to change things up while you wait for the last of the research to finish. Definitely looking forward to future updates and to try more tavern designs.

What an absolute blast! Definitely challenging, but a whole lot of fun. Cozy graphics like Stardew Valley, tiered materials like Valheim, all rolled into a unique style that I can't wait to get more of.

The art style and spook levels are great - Do yourself a favor and play it.

The only thing missing is the rice recipe.

You want some cute graphics? Done.
You want some story with twists and turns? Done.
You want an absolute banger of a soundtrack? Double done.

Get this game in your library yesterday.

The art style is reminisce of Don't Starve. Helping resident ghosts in bite sized game sessions is a great way to unwind. The mechanics of waiting for real world time to pass before unlocking more daily tasks deincentivises the player to play for long periods of time.

Some of the building mechanics are cumbersome. Getting furniture or fences perfectly aligned can take too many retries. Inventory management can also be a small stress point in this game. But these are trivial complaints to an overall wonderful and cute game.

The pace, art, and soundtrack to this game are top notch. Although short, it packs a powerful and emotional punch.