A cozy cultist-themed idle-adventure game in which you explore levels, revealing the fog of war on a square grid to find loot and cultists to convert to your religion.

An interesting twist on a classic game. It offers a kind of fun, but flawed experience that still needs some improvement.

A minimalist incremental focused on economy rather than combat. Although it offers polish, it lacks substance, and is not a title you'd distinctly remember.

A decent survival adventure game I could almost recommend if not for the repetitiveness and lack of polish.

A stressful cozy game where you manage your grandma's gem shop, trying to save it from crippling debt. Although alluring at first, the game loop is shallow and gets repetitive quickly.

A cozy game where you venture the oceans of an alien planet to clean the mess left behind by corporate industrialization—and grow pet blob friends along the way!

Short and sweet incremental space shooter that gradually turns into a bullet-hell. It doesn't do anything you've never seen before, but its features are polished and well-balanced.

Look beyond the dated graphics, clunky mechanics, and seemingly endless walls of unvoiced text, and you will find one of the most unique and fulfilling narrative experiences in gaming.

An unfortunate surprise to see such an iconic game revived with modern game development practices such as abysmal performance, intrusive EULAs, and offline anti-cheat. The modded original is better.

I love myself the occasional $h!ts and giggles, but at some point you have to draw the line between what should be somewhere on Newgrounds with a donate button, and an actual game for sale on Steam.