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This DLC contains no vampires. This oversight aside, the DLC features fantastic new characters, music as incredible as in the base game and plenty of weapons to throw into your builds. For $2, this is a steal. Why are you still reading this? Pick it up now!

A wonderful bite sized puzzle platformer. Elechead has intuitive puzzles that are tricky but not terribly difficult. The music and sound design are also top notch. The ability of the game to teach the player how to solve puzzles by showing rather than telling was unparalleled and the best aspect of this game. Of note, It took me around 3 hours to beat it blind with most of the collectibles and messing around with a minigame. Players who are more interested in just completing the game or are more clever than me (not difficult) will likely beat it in less. This said, there is very little filler in this game and it was a lovely experience start to end. Definitely recommend.

While Vampire Survivors has the appearance of rogue-like bullet hell, its true nature of being an unlimited dopamine machine is hidden to all who have not played it. In all seriousness, this game is a blast. The presentation is familiar yet its own thing, creating synergies with items is a blast and five item chests have the most beautiful music. The game is only $5. Treat yourself to a GOTY candidate.

As a huge fan of Treasure Trove, this game was a must get for me and I was not disappointed. This game retains the charm of previous installments and has a similar feel, especially in terms of Shovel Knight's movement and enemy patterns. The new characters and enemies are blended well and the presentation of this game is great, especially in terms of music and art style. In terms of genre, I do not particularly care for roguelikes not named Dead Cells and prefer more crafted experiences, but I am having a great time with this game. The only complaint that I have so far is that the game feels a bit light on the number of areas one can select and it would be nice to see additional areas/biomes, but I have a feeling we will be seeing more in the future. For Shovelry!

A nice cozy game with platforming, puzzle and stealth elements. While it does all of those elements decently well, Stray truly succeeds in creating a lovely lived in atmosphere where one can escape and feel like a cat navigating a steampunk city. While the game is on the shorter side (between 4-6 hours for a blind play through), it was a great experience and I can easily recommend it.

An enjoyable bite sized metroidvania experience. Gameplay is basic but all aspects of it are well polished. Switching between the cat and mech added a nice bit of flavor I have not seen executed in other games and hope to see in the future. While I spent around 4 hours 100%ing the game for the first time, I can honestly say the game is extremely well paced and kept me engaged from start to finish. The cat is cute too.

Remarkably calming puzzle game that evokes a solo Carcassonne. The complexity of the game is deep enough to engage casual puzzle game players, and the achievements (while not doing anything other than granting reskins of other existing tiles) give something for the less casual players to pursue. The soothing music and pleasant colors create a rich atmosphere where one can lose oneself in the game. In the first week I owned this game, I unintentionally ended up clocking 24 hours of active gameplay time, so consider yourself warned. This is one of my new favorite puzzle games and I look forward to whatever Toukana Interactive will create next.

After seeing a few youtubers and redditors recommend Astalon, I felt encouraged to check it out and I am ecstatic that I did. The smoothness of the action of the characters and world map are reminiscent of the NES/SNES days with just enough quality of life upgrades to make it feel like how we remembered it. There is a constant feeling of progression watching the world map unfold with all of its shortcuts as well as gaining upgrades in the tower or after death. The game is perfectly paced and does not overstay its welcome. There are even a few bonus campaigns (for those truly drawn into the gameplay) that feel unique and change up the game mechanics. Easily my favorite metroidvania of 2021. I wish more people knew about this gem.

Puzzle games and Roguelikes not named Dead Cells are not usually my cup of tea, but this game completely took me by surprise. SKPD is one of those "easy to learn, difficult to master" games which reminds me of how the original series felt to play for the first time. Even as I died repeatedly there is an addictive quality that kept me coming back after each death, and the amazing soundtrack draws the player into the world. There are a wealth of options to either slow the pace of the game or give additional lives to the player character which do help blunt the initially intense difficulty curve which are appreciated. My only complaint is that there is relatively little to do with the in game currency that accumulates between rounds after all the relics and skins for characters have been purchased. This is not a deal breaker, more so a curiosity as to what could be implemented in the future to make use of the funds. Maybe using it to increase the drop rate of certain relics or to lower the drop rate of others? Anyways, this game is a blast. Check it out.

It's Mass Effect on PC all in one place with a nice coat of paint. The NPC faces are still unsettling in ME1, but it woudn't be Mass Effect without em.