Utterly fails to convince you that the world is ending. The writing, voice acting & direction is awful, the game is dreadfully slow & boring. I advice you to not waste your time. No atmosphere exists.

Dome Keeper is a creative mix of genres and mechanics that has been well put together to create a very good and unique tower defence mining game with roguelike mechanics.

From start to finish it was smooth, fun & satisfying with no bugs or issues. It comes off as a great spiritual successor to Motherload with impressive polish. A must-play for any mining game enjoyer.

It's a simplistic clicker & idler with a reasonable price for the amount of game you get. Plantera 2 is pretty much the same exact game as its predecessor except for some expansion in art and items.

A short game that is exactly what it says it is: Find the 100 hidden objects in the form of typical items and loot you might find an RPG game on a large medieval-themed map. Very short & casual game.

I do not understand why this is not an expansion or DLC to the first House Flipper game. It's the same thing with some updated systems and some new quests. The game is very short and over-priced.

It's an interesting new shooter game but quickly becomes quite lackluster with only 1 game-mode that is quite repetitive. It can be an interesting game to keep an eye on to see how it evolves.

Worst part about the game that made me quit and not waste more time on it is that all players in a party share the same camera. Overly simple game-play loop & slow progress. Ported from console.

Plantera is a simplistic clicker & idler with a reasonable price for the amount of game you get. It's a nice little game to have on a 2nd or 3rd monitor while doing other stuff if you like that.

Managed to get 3 hours of play-time out of it before I was hard-stuck. This is the point where you're meant to pay money to progress further. What's 99 cents, right? Designed to be bad unless you pay.