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Played this a bunch off steam, really unique roguelike (actually a roguelike, not lite) which requires you to adjust the way you think to fit with the strange geometry of the world. There are a ton of features and special modes, the dev has clearly put a lot of time and passion into this.

One of the few games that really required me to change the way I think.

My favorite program to accidentally forget to close and get massive hours in.

Really intense and fun thing, overwhelms me.

Great game but they axed some of the liveries I liked from FH4. Very buggy and crashy, especially on steam deck.

Update: the game has somehow lost my save and just gives me errors on launch. Extremely buggy game.

Very fun hammer physics game, with a fair amount of variety in weapons. Quite satisfying to smack enemies and toss and recall your hammer. Demo hooked me and the full game is quite good.

Great demo(?) for what looks to be a great rhythm game. No reason not to try it if you like games like this, pretty much the same idea as muse dash, so if you liked that you will probably like this.

Amazing game, but getting multiplayer going is an absolute nightmare. Constant crashing in menus (game without multiplayer was completely stable for me at least), having to use Microsoft's garbage external app with no clear path to inviting others through steam. If I'm paying $70+ for a game I expect the multiplayer to just work. This needs to be patched before anyone should buy the game.

Very good daily run roguelite tower climber. The lack of a primary attack and reliance on a single slow-recharge bomb makes the entire thing feel a lot more like a danmaku game than a platformer. Characters are pretty diverse and have completely different styles of bomb attack which leads to needing to play them in completely different ways. Using the foxgirl you need to hold back and allow the missiles to home, while the maid boy (cute) needs to get very close and whack into enemies. Powerups being random and tied to player corpses makes each run feel just unique enough to make you change up your playstyle, but the powerups are weak enough that succeeding in a run still feels like a test of skill instead of luck.

A warning to people who care though, the game does require an online connection for full functionality, and is very much focused around competing for the leaderboard, so if you have a hard boycott against "live service" style games this might not be for you. I'm having a blast though, and would highly recommend it.

Fun roguelite without too much permanent progression (something I'm not a huge fan of in these kinds of games). Completing challenges unlocks new areas which tends to make the run harder than the initial set of stages. One issue I have is that ranged characters seem a fair bit weaker without power-up stacking, so I ended up gravitating towards melee types. Power-up stacking has a huge impact on gameplay, so there is a strong element of randomness in some runs if you happen to stumble upon a collection of shopkeepers and loot 5 shops in a single stage, but there is still skill required to take advantage of it.

Not up to the level of spelunky, but overall a very fun game.

Cirno (With a Tan)