Recent reviews by Gay Dragons from Outer Space

A bit buggy and somewhat lacking in useless trinkets to carry around, but overall a good snack-sized entry in the Untitled Animal Game genre. Get it on sale if you can ^.^

<3

runs tend to be too explosive for my liking

A normal, sensible, completely not broken game of boggle - O? ♛HO 1R3 ￦€ K🃟D⅗⅚N⅐, you saw the trailer. A really deep and well-balanced balalike that takes just the right amount of effort to win and never quite feels trivial even on the best runs. The rules of the game bend without breaking, meaning that making the highest-scoring word you can never stops feeling interesting even when you're 123??67G ♛♙♚E♜♘I♗♟ and ??????????????????IN? as many points and synergies as you can wring out of every item, tile, and word possible.

A standard-issue, fun roguelike that often feels very snowbally. Endless Night is a cool way of testing a build's true limits without feeling like it overstays its welcome, like traditional endless modes often can. Gameplay is simple but addictive.

Deliberately lacking in quality of life features. With apologies to Bennett Foddy, this collection is designed by and for a very specific type of person.

Surprisingly easy to get the hang of

rough around the edges but a steady pace of new features has made this into a thriving time-waster

A normal, sensible, completely not broken game of boggle - o? ♛ho 1r€ we k🃟dd⅚⅙g, you saw the trailer. A really deep and well-balanced balalike that takes just the right amount of effort to win and never quite feels trivial even on the best runs. The rules of the game bend without breaking, meaning that making Cursed Words never stops feeling interesting even when you're 123??67G ♛♙♚E♜♘I♗♟ and ??????????????????IN? as many points and synergies as you can wring out of every item, tile, and word possible.

Hempuli's talent for UX design is rivalled only by his penchant for simple, intuitive, easily understandable rulesets. Which is to say, he lacks either.