Recent reviews by UndeadUnbug

Fun horse management game with roguelite elements, where you do a run with a horse of your choice, raising her and helping her to achieve a unique set of goals. Each girl has a personality and story based on the real horse.
Unfortunately, the game is ruined by gacha meta progression. And the meta is already solved, since JP version is ahead of EN. Just turn off the brain and follow the guides!
Will have fun with career mode while avoiding meta spoilers for some time, then it's glue.

I nevr could get into action rpgs. WASD movement was the gamechanger for me.

100% multiplayer-oriented strategy auto battler. Plays like rock, paper, scissors. Except you keep the hand you played on the board.
Despite being an auto battler runs like ♥♥♥♥ on my potat.

Best Vampire Survivors-like game there is

A bit like Factorio. You mine iron ore, smelt it into steel bars in a factory, make steel into mechanical parts, and from them make more factories. When the patch of iron runs out, transport it from far away by train. Instead of ever-growing waves of monsters, you have 3 cities as resource sinks.
At the moment the game doesn't have much in the late game and has almost 0 replayability. But it looks promising.

Game breaking bugs, lack of QoL features, abuses being normalized, content that does nothing "at the moment", etc. Despite getting a full release, the game is pretty much in early access. For 20 years. Factorio really spoiled me with what an indie game development could look like. But the devs are going in the right direction and are hiring more coders. And this is THE colony management simulator. You have to experience the FUN if you are a fan of the genre.

Very dangerous game in a "one more run" kind of way

A mix of a shmup with Vampire Survivors. You get to move the ship and chose weapons and passive on level up, but firing is automatic. All weapons have a twist: radar scans around the ship and locks in targets that are shot with missiles, gun that alternate between shooting straight and diagonally, mines deployed at random on the screen and shoot projectiles when you pick them. There is always some kind of delay or complication to it. This gives the game a unique feeling, and it is very fun.

A strategy where you don't get to control your units. AI runs units all over the map in random directions, aggros everything, and dies. It would've been fine, if you could easily replace them with fresh bodies, but resources are too limited to do that. Optimal strategy is to summon only 1 unit and manually control it. This defeats the whole necromancer summons hordes of the undead thing. Also, a round planet like map is fun on paper, but in practice is very annoying to navigate.

Great time killer. Mowing down hordes of enemies is quite satisfying. Looking forward to new content.