Recent reviews by UnfriendlyGhost

Chill, relaxed puzzling with everyone's favorite square. Handling the pieces with Wilmot gives this a different feel from other digital puzzlers, and increases the satisfaction when you complete a puzzle. The puzzle images are extremely well done - you'll swear that a piece was part of one puzzle only to realize it's cunningly part of a wholly different one. There's a gentle story and a tougher NewGame+ mode too.

A really inventive roguelike deckbuilder, based around dice. There's a ton of depth in the gameplay systems, with lots of synergies between dice, oracles and blessings to discover, especially as you unlock more dice and blessings by winning runs. All six oracles play differently, so while there are relatively few different enemies and bosses, the game still feels fresh after a couple of dozen hours. Personally I love the art style and my only request would be more variety on the soundtrack. Overall, a game that I find myself coming back to again and again, squeezing in a run when I've got a spare moment. Can't wait to see what the developers do next.

If you enjoy solitaire, you owe it to yourself to own this collection. The new variant, Fortune's Foundation, is excellent, and it's super convenient to be able to play all the others without needing to boot up the individual games. You can switch between them with a couple of clicks. Heartily recommended.

A straightforward yet charming delivery sim, which deftly captures the vibe and anxieties of 2020. The writing gets you invested in the characters very quickly, and despite the ostensible time/money pressure, the play experience is more soothing than stressing. It's not a big game but it's cheaper than a large Starbucks.

A relaxing solitaire game ideal for when you have a little bit of spare time. Satisfying sound fx and adjustable visuals (white on black hurts my eyes but the blue background is great). Recommended.

A very moreish solitaire-type game, for not even $2. Easy to dip in and out of, great for when you have a few minutes to kill.

Played it so much I had to uninstall it to get work done. Reinstalled it within a day.
I love the fact that it's uncomplicated - there are ninjas, they need to be punched. You can get straight to the tactics puzzles without needing to absorb lots of lore or plot.
11/10 for letting me repeatedly kick porky Steven Seagal off a balcony.

A thoroughly enjoyable tactics game, with good writing and likeable characters. The story is engaging, touches on some serious topics without losing its sense of fun and makes a nice change from the overblown fantasy of many RPGs. The tactics gameplay is solid, is supported by a clear UI and is pitched at a good level for players who are new to the genre. There's a lot of variety in the way you can set up your party, and you can rejig the composition of the party and their equipment every battle, so you are never stuck with a poor choice. For experienced players, the fun comes from getting the max rank on every battle, experimenting with the many different party combinations and getting all the achievements.

A great combination of deckbuilding with the roguelike run-after-run structure. The enemies are very creatively designed, both in terms of appearance and strategy. You'll come to fear certain ones for sure - every deck has its weakness and you'll be put to the test, especially in the Ascension mode once you beat the main mode. It's very much a 'just one more go' game and once I'd played an hour or so I knew I'd be putting in 100+. Still being expanded and updated by the devs too - a fourth playable character is one the way.

It's an exceptionally good, and incredibly charming game. You'll find yourself playing for hours because "just one more run". Play it, you won't regret it.