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Sovereign Tower is strong game writing at its best. There is so much enjoyable intrigue, relationship building, and diplomatic management that it's hard to put down.
Helix: Descent N Ascent takes place in a beautifully dark world with clever puzzles. The slow pace and creative designs work well together to deliver a very unique experience.
Well Dweller is a complete package of creativity, rewarding exploration, and an emotionally charged story filled with dozens of fantastic characters. It is an all-time great in the Metroidvania genre.
Hot Wheels: Infinite Rush expands on whats come before with interesting open-world locations, awesome cars, and core gameplay that still feels tight and fast.
The look and feel of Restory adds to the already great repair loop that will have you looking for your own devices around your own home to open up and tinker with.
Theropods is a bite-sized adventure with some fun ideas and interesting story in a wonderfully designed throwback point-and-click package.
Blood Dungeon is a wild ride from the get-go. It has a great 2D platforming approach to familiar mechanics and insane visuals to top it all off.
Agent 64: Spies Never Die is an impressive retro shooter with lots of updated touches from the visuals, to the music, level design, and gameplay. It'll be a great time for anyone who grew up playing late 90's shooters.
Most of what Halo: Campaign Evolved does on a technical level is refine, not replace. And while the core gameplay is great, most of that already existed back in 2001.
Moss: The Forgotten Relic does a great job bringing two wonderful adventures to more players. It has a beautiful world and story with puzzles and action that are always rewarding.
Dark Scrolls is a confusing retro-inspired game. It has some wild fun ideas and good hero variety that's held back by strange design choices that limit rewards and make the game feel incomplete.
