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Bad End Theater is essentially a short but complex Choose Your Own Adventure Story where your goal is to obtain all of the different possible endings by manipulating the different characters' attributes, such as if they are cowardly or brave on that run of the story.

The game has a decent story overall, going a bit meta towards the end but never goes too crazy with it. Gameplay is of course nearly non-existent really, most of your time is either reading or skipping past scenes you've already seen.

Assemble with Care is a simple game where you take apart and fix a number of different items such a wristwatch, a handheld gaming console and a complex coffee machine. The controls on PC felt a little annoying as the same button is used to rotate the object as is with interacting with it's small pieces causing me to sometimes rotate instead of grabbing on.

The game also has a nice little story tying all of the different things you're doing together. It's nothing groundbreaking, I doubt you'll shed a tear or you might get a small chuckle somewhere but it's serviceable enough, however The voice acting and art are quite good.

Amnesia: The Bunker plays a bit differently to the other installments in the series with a non-linear open design to the world compared to the linear style from the previous games. I believe however that that is one of this games greatest strengths making it not only a lot more frightening than the old games IMO but also more challenging and interesting gameplay wise. Otherwise the gameplay is the same with puzzles involving you finding items somewhere else to progress while avoiding the Monster.

Overall a really great experience and I highly recommend it.

Nodebuster is an incremental game where you essentially control a gun which automatically shoots and deals damage to the shapes on screen, you use the bit from the shapes to do more damage and survive for longer. You take damage continously and whenever you hit shapes.
The way the game progresses makes it so that you almost never need to really grind a lot till the very end which doesn't take that long to reach in the first place.

Overall probably the most fun incremental game I've played yet, very much worth the price!

Loading Screen Simulator is a very simple and short idle game where you try to get a loading bar to load. There's nothing special to say about it honestly, you just press a few buttons and maybe get some quirky text occasionally. But considering it's free and pretty short I'd say it's worth a try if you're really bored.

In Kill It With Fire you go around killing as many spiders as you can with a large variety of different weaponry you collect through out the levels. The game play doesn't really evolve much so what you get at the start is what you'll see in the end as well, you'll just have easier time to kill spiders with stronger weapons and other upgrades.

Although the game play loop is very simple and a bit repetitive the game doesn't overstay it's welcome and is a decent fun if you want to try something a bit different.

Kill It With Fire VR is a VR port of a game of the same name. In it you go around killing Spiders and doing other tasks using a wide variety of weapons and tools. A pretty decent if short game but I felt that the "psychic hands" that allow you to grab objects from far away was very finicky and often wouldn't let me grab an object when I was very clearly pointing at it. If you enjoyed the base game I'd say this is worth it but if not maybe buy some other VR game instead.

Scrap Garden is a simple 3D-Platformer where you play as Canny, the only robot to survive the apocalypse and you embark on a journey to figure out what happened.
The game has many issues such as:
-Overly simplistic controls
-Major lack in polish
-No cohesion with the world (World seems to be made by and for robots but is also filled with giant scorpions, wolves, dragons and other odd creatures)
-The narration could be removed in favor for Canny being more emotive

Overall there's nothing horribly wrong with the game but I would not recommend it at all at full price, buy only at a steep sale.

Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion is a short but delightful RPG game where you play as Turnip Boy who Evades Taxes and gets in trouble with Mayor Onion who forces you to become his assistant.
The gameplay consists of simple combat and puzzles with some boss encounters along the way.
The highlight of the game to me is the humour and fun references to other media littered through the game.

The combat in the game however feels a bit stiff and not super enjoyable but nothing horrendous, I still recommend this game but maybe wait for at least a small sale first.

Wall World is a very unique Roguelike game where you travel up and down a massive wall, collecting resources from caves while fighting constant waves of enemies.

The game is overall pretty decent but it has some flaws:
-Even for a roguelike it gets very repetitive pretty quickly with few enemy types and few upgrades to differentiate runs
-IMO many of the sound effects like doing dmg, the mining laser and the vacuum are pretty unimpactful and weak
-The camera moves with you with a bit of a delay and if you get too many speed upgrades you can literally be outside of it's view
-It's pretty easy to get lost in the larger caves considering how close the camera is + the lack of any kind of map

I'd still recommend it but wait for a sale, get the DLC too, it's a bit better than the base game.