Recent reviews by Xemu

Oxygen Not Included meets Hogwarts. Very compelling, really has improved a great deal over Early Access.

Fantastic game, particularly for the price. Combat feels great, there's a lot of systems to manage and upgrades to consider. Mechanically dense but not hard to understand.

Very chill - no resource management other than free space on the factory floor. Much more like a sort of zen puzzler than a strategy game but I easily got my money's worth out of it.

Great rail routing and logistics game. Complex but not too complex, very polished.

Fantastic deductive gameplay, somewhat in the vein of Obra Dinn. Missions are just the right length and difficulty. Highly recommended.

An excellent followup (of sorts) to Cultist Simulator. If you like the world and prose of that game, but wanted something that unfolds a bit more slowly and involves a bit more exploration, you'll find that Book of Hours delivers in spades. Be prepared to track a lot of things in a spreadsheet outside of the game!

Best digital implementation of ASL rules so far. No multiplayer but the AI seems to do a perfectly reasonable job. If you can get past the clunky visuals, the gameplay is quite solid.

Compelling mechanics, fits well within the turn based system and really scratches the itch of a "turn based city builder" quite well.

Turn-based Don't Starve, basically. Very engaging and worthwhile if the idea of a hardcore survival simulator is interesting to you.

A fascinating short-ish game about plant identification. The story is told in a very compelling fashion, and the gameplay is interesting if not particularly deep. It has a great occult style to it. Highly recommended.