Recent reviews by 2DKiri

Challenging tower defense with meta progression so it doesn't feel too bad when you lose. Automatic resource collection is a fun twist on the genre.
I'm enjoying this a lot.

Yes, there are still performance issues and the simulation is a bit janky. However, the game is also incredibly fun, chill and has QoL and DLCs from the first one included. I'm enjoying it.

My favourite idle game.

I really like that this hacking game is turn based. That way, it's not as stressful as other games like it. It also has a good and engaging story.

Humankind is amazing. In total, I played 70+ hours during the open devs and pre-release access. It's come a long way. The art and music are amazing and gameplay is great. It focuses the narrative of your empire.

It is NOT Civilization! Combat is more complex and moving large armies is less tedious. You have random events that help shape your history. You're not forced to enter the next era but shall you decide to do so you can pick a new culture (once again not forced on you). Merge cultures to get the best experience for your playstyle.
Can be played in singleplayer and multiplayer.

It's just like the first one: cute graphics, full of puns and quests. However, in Cat Quest II, you can play with a friend. One player is the cat, the other one the dog. If you play in single player, you can seamlessly switch between them. I had a good time with it.

It plays just like the other games in the series but with a couple QoL improvements. You can fast travel to each region and gaining strengeth is easier as well. It's shorter than the previous titles but once again enjoyable to play. It's a nice, casual point & click RPG.

All of my playtime was in early access and I enjoyed it so much. CryoFall has so many QoL features that you always needed mods for in other games. I played it with a group of 3 and we quickly realised that it's meant to be played on a bigger server. We had fun gathering resources and unlocking new tech but never had the pleasure of killing bosses.

Degrees of Separation is a unique puzzle platformer that's best played in co-op. Each level introduces a new main mechanic that replaces the previous one. This makes for a variety of puzzles. A handful of which are challenging and the rest are really nice to experience as well.

As usual, this is more fun in multiplayer. My "problem" with it is that I don't want to escape. I'm having so much fun following the routine, getting a job, doing quests that I end up being in prison forever xD