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Rougelikes are hard to make.
Its hard to make death and repetition feel rewarding for a player. Its hard to keep a story interesting while retreading familiar ground and bosses. Its hard to make a game that once beaten once, drives you to beat it again and again.

Hades does all of the above and more. Honestly describing it too much is stealing the experience from you. If you like rougelikes, or even one roguelike, or even the concept of a roguelike, purchase this game. If you like witty takes on Greek Mythos filled with gorgeous art and likeable characters, purchase this game. If you like solid and evolving combat that stays fresh 100 runs in, BUY THIS GAME.

You can date death, pet the dog, go fishing, and shove Theseus' foot into his mouth repeatedly. What more could you want?

Skyrim, but the NSFW mods come pre-installed

Mad at the lastest Smash announcement? Fix that here.

God this game needs more love.

Everhood is like if you took undertale and told the enemies to play with guitar hero controllers. Thats the premise

This game gets equal parts love and hate for being like undertale, but it has a purpose for being like undertale. This game is a direct commentary on the morals told through undertale.

If you like undertale, you'll love this game. Heck if you hate undertale, you might just like it for taking the piss out of the "love everybody no matter what" schlock undertale tried to sell. And if story isn't you cup of tea, be prepared for a fantastic combat system with a handful of hard as heck secret bosses that'd make sans break a sweat.

If you plan on buying the game, take one piece of advice in with you:
Purple Mage sucks.

The long and short of it: Going Under ironically feels like a game sliced in half due to development issues. Its very short and very easy, offering surprisingly little in the way of replayability. From what I've learned since beating it, this game was supposed to be double its size or more, but gut cut in half to get it out of early access faster. Each of the game's three dungeon levels are about the same difficulty, meaning once you've mastered the basics of gameplay you'll zoom through all three with ease. This game's version of rouge-like progress is the mentor system, which has you going on RNG-heavy re-runs through dungeons to complete quests. Maybe. Or maybe the objective wont spawn reliably enough and you have to go again. The perks you get from this mentor system are negligible at best, some of them being outright downgrades. And you can'tmix and match mentor tree skills, you just pick one, and the other ones you've levelled dont matter for that run.
To contrast all of this the last 'dungeon' and final boss are just an RNG roll, considering there no true level up and the rooms are laid out like mob waves meaning almost NONE of the mentor abilities really come in handy, and there's no permanent level up, you're pretty much at the mercy of what weapons and upgrades the game wants to give you before tossing you at 90 degree difficulty spike of a boss. Imagine if Binding of Isaac gave you five unrollable random upgrades and tossed you at Satan. That was the whole run. Its not a well thought out finale. Its not a finished game.

An excellent, albeit short, little puzzle based romp around engaging enviornments with a cool little Lovecraftian story to go behind it. While 20 might be a little much for people with tighter wallets than me, it was an enjoyable experience beginning to end, and kind of criminally underrated.

An engaging, deep story with a fun gameplay loop. Definitely play it.

I beg of you, for the love of god, play this game.

Its like Portal and Stanley parable had a perfect little baby with a surprisingly deep message.

Tower Unite had a slow start and a lot to live up to.

Happily, 4 years after initial release, I can safely say it's reached its goal and is starting to flourish.

With pretty much all the content GMOD Tower had and more, along with regular updates that seem to be coming faster and faster, Tower Unite has never been better. Hop on now and ride the elevator at its prime.

What's in store for you?
+ Various Minigames in the styles of Mario Kart, Monkey Ball, Mini Golf, Infection Tag, Top Down Zombie Survival, and Assymetric Multiplayer Versus.
+ A massive lobby prime for relaxation, fun, or roleplay
+ Bowling
+ Laser Tag
+ A functioning casino
+ A massive traditional style arcade
+ A functioning Theatre for group watching youtube videos
+ Regular Party-style events
+ Workshop enabled Avatars
+ A close knit group of regular visitors
+ Fully and limitlessly Customizable 'condos' ranging in size from hotel rooms to full on sprawling maps.
+ Fishing, every good game has fishing
+ A rollercoaster and ferriswheel
+ Absolutely no microtransactions!!
+ And much more in regular updates!

This game needs the support and attention it deserves, so please, if you've been looking at this with curiosity, or are looking for a relaxation spot for you and your friends to goof around, pick this game up!

I really wish I could select "Yes, but not yet"

But from what I've learned from Sea of Theives and No Man's Sky, something coming out a little early isn't a death sentence anymore.

This game is good. This game is fun. This game has a REALLY great story that is a wonderful pallete cleanser for a Marvel fan whose had to choke down most of MCU's shlock the last few years. If you enjoy games like Destiny, or Warframe, you'll like what this game has to offer in terms of gameplay loops. And even if you don't the solid beat-em-up structure is definitely enough to entertain those who were interested in the game to start.

However this game is a little premature. It suffers from graphical bugs like particle effects freezing in mid-air, and enemies just up and vanishing. Its multiplayer needs either better servers or just another look at. Overall, it needs another run in the editing room, so to speak.

But with a few updates, hotfixes and bug-checks, this game will definitely something to Marvel at. I would suggest waiting a month or two before picking it up, especially to see if Crystal Dynamics intends on supporting endgame beyond new characters. They've stepped foot in the Warframe/Destiny ring, wherein a game can essentially be endless for as long as the developer is willing to support it. It will just come down to that tricky little "if"

tl;dr: keep an eye on this game. Its fun, but needs some TLC before it becomes amazing.