Recent reviews by Goblin Society

This is an early access game, but in the best possible way. The skeleton's there, and Card Survival Tropical Island showed they're very good at fleshing that skeleton out. Right now, if you want to play a complete game, pick up Tropical Island. If you want to see a game dramatically improve week by week, Fantasy Forest's early access will be a hell of a ride.

Some translation issues when it comes to inconsistent terminology when referring to cards, but if you can get past that, a really fun deckbuilder/autobattler with a lot of mechanical expression.

An excellent horror game when it's trying to be a slightly interactive story, which stumbles when it tries to become more game-like. Absolutely worth playing for the parts that're good, but every time it tried to include a puzzle or chase scene it ground to a halt and became tedious.

When I launch it fullscreen, it changes my resolution and makes my second monitor unusable. When I launch it windowed, the UI is unplayably small, and doesn't scale like the first game does. I haven't seen the dev respond to people complaining about this issue or acknowledge it in any way, but as-is I simply cannot play it.

It's wonderful to see a classic game like this so thoroughly archived and added onto.

A game about exploring with unreliable maps. It's for a lot of people, but I spent enough time squinting at inscrutable drawings to try and find points in common with the landscape I was in to know it's not for me.

It took me nearly a month to realize that the title is a pun on decarbonize.

A neat, compelling roguelike that's unlike any other I've played.

It's good!

A shooter that doesn't provide much feedback as to why your shots are hitting or missing, making it hard to care about actually doing well since it's unclear if there's hitbox issues or RNG happening when you miss shooting something at point blank range.