Completely ignored the story, but the gameplay is something special. Speeding through each level and finding ways to cut down your time is electrifying; gameplay alone makes Neon White incredible.

Great 3D-Platformer/Collectathon with unique movement, and absurd humor throughout. Fun and goofy casual experience, and dozens of the collectibles offer a real challenge, forcing movement mastery.

BZZZT is a stylish precision platformer. It's short and not too challenging for genre veterans, but includes plenty of speedrunning and collectible challenges for the hardcore, plus a 7 life mode.

Absolutely insane action; run across walls, jump into the air, air-dash twice, slice some dude's throat open, reflect a bullet from another dude that ends up killing him. You feel incredibly awesome.

Mediocre as a medroidvania, but quite good as a platformer. While Guacamelee isn't one of my favorite metroidvania titles, and I never loved the combat, it's a humorous and quality experience.

Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is the laziest Gearbox has ever been with content; while the campaign is OK there is so much repetitive boring filler. You'll have more fun returning to any Borderlands game.

While it has an amazing old school aesthetic, The Messenger is extremely modern in it's gameplay; platforming and boss fights are exceptional, and the game's twist is legendary.

Death's Door is an incredible, stylish, Zelda-like game. The entire experience feels incredibly natural. The overworld is detailed and packed with secrets, while combat is fast and thrilling.

The Case of the Golden Idol is one of the greatest puzzle games ever. Even if this were a sequel that didn't innovate on the formula I'd be excited, but I think they've got more up their sleeves.

There is not much to say. It's the sequel to possible the greatest deck-building roguelike of all time. With years of feedback, I look forward to seeing what improvements and changes are made.