Chronocracy blends city building, strategy and time management into a fresh demo that feels rewarding, even if it asks a lot of newcomers.
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Chronocracy blends city building, strategy and time management into a fresh demo that feels rewarding, even if it asks a lot of newcomers.
Sephiria turns cute bunnies, dungeon crawling and clever inventory building into a absolutely brilliant roguelite adventure.
Servant of the Lake takes us back to the era of the siblings Aldous, William and Alexandra Vanderboom with you playing as Aldous’s new servant.
Akatori is a gorgeous retro-inspired action adventure with simple combat, colourful worlds and a few frustrating bumps along the way.
In the playtest for Wetter, I could make choices which alter the course of my story. It’s a sweet, atmospheric game that is non violent and story rich.
Part 1, the Bubbly Basin, already makes the Pokémon Pokopia Expansion Pass shine, adding 50 new Pokémon, new content, and many hours of cosy gameplay.
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Truckful is a mystery driving game where you play as a delivery driver sent to a remote countryside that seems strangely frozen in time. The roads are perfectly drivable… yet you’re the only vehicle around.
The locals welcome your arrival with equal parts relief and concern, hinting that something isn’t quite right. What happened here? That’s the mystery waiting at the end of the road.
Spiritstead is such a lovely combination of a cozy and engaging city builder without overcomplicating itself and overwhelming you with tasks.