Combines creativity, automation, combat, and exploration well. Great for building beautiful factories, less ideal for pure-efficiency players. Verdict 8/10

Very niche incremental game with automation elements. Keep in mind it's not about complex systems, but more about manual management with few systems to support you. Verdict: 7/10

Simple incremental game about scratching lottery tickets. The setting is interesting, and the core mechanics are well done. Not a gem, but a good game for a couple of evenings. Idea 5/10

Simple incremental game, similar to others in the genre. Not bad, but not unique. Can be played by enjoyers of the genre. Idea 5/10

Simple incremental game with amazing visuals, but terrible game design. Becomes boring really quickly due to gate-keeping progress, lots of grind and lack of milestones. Idea 5/10

Improved version of Slay the Spire. Same game with better visuals, amazing animations, and 2 new cool heroes. At the same time, it offers almost nothing new and has some obvious shortcuts. Idea 5/10

Stealth parkour game with co-op. It's not bad, but generic. Movement is ping dependent, so you can enjoy co-op only if you have good ping. Worth trying if you like stealth games. Idea 3/10

It's not polished, has bugs, and balance issues. But devs added many unique mechanics, which can be liked by enjoyers of the genre who want something fresh, not necessarily good. Idea 8/10

This game is good if you like completing achievements, playing perfectly, planning every move very carefully, or feeling like Neo. Requires some patience, so may not be for everybody. Idea 7/10

Very boring. Not gameplay or story are good. Abandoned after 5 hours. Idea 1/10