Ringlorn Saga is fun, and a great deal better than the game it takes cues from. It does the retro shtick well, but eight bucks for three hours is way too much. Get this on sale.

Sonar might not be an imsim, but it is fun. […] Sonar Shock is a survival horror rpg worth the time for the money

Anger Foot is good and thoroughly recommended. It's a fun, decently-sized burst of energetic, high-instinct, low-thinking action that really activates my cave man almonds.

Overall a 7/10 game … a sufficiently fun campaign that is bogged down by too many city NPCs being available to talk to, an undercooked setting, and the intrusion of current year death cult politics.

I give Airships a cautious recommendation. Depending on how you weigh the game's respective drawbacks and advantages, you may get a good time out of it.

Even at the budget price of $3.99, I would struggle to recommend this game in its current state. While I appreciate the concept, it feels underdeveloped.

I very highly recommend Highfleet, if only for its utter uniqueness in a sea of samey tripe.

If you’re a fan of games like Slay the Spire or Darkest Dungeon, or simply enjoy a fresh take on mythology-inspired gaming, Deathless: Tales of Old Rus is well worth exploring.

They made Henry bisexual & there's a Malian scholar-doctor in medieval Bohemia.

New Arc Line Early Access is very rough: frequent crashes, many bugs & poor performance. Key features are missing, experience is shallow. Exploration is more engaging than the weak story.