Recent reviews by RUOKFren

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Another awesome Project Moon game! Came for the story have not been disappointed!
Even though it's technically a 'gacha' it's nowhere near as reliant on lucky rolls to get you through the content. Every piece of content can be done with base characters (albeit with some difficulty).
Devs are super responsive as well and have done a great job responding to feedback and improving the balance/mechanics.
If you liked Lobotomy Corp or Library of Ruina, definitely try this one out!

Fun minion-based play on the bullet heaven genre. Of all the recent games of this genre, this definitely feels the most polished. Still getting regularly updated with new content as well!

Okay, but WHO'S LILA!?

A fair and fun Metroidvania with some Souls-like reminiscent mechanics. Wonderful art direction and sound design, though gameplay takes a little while to catch up. Combat starts relatively simple, but expands out nicely as you reach the later stages. Platforming is easy and mostly straightforward, save for a few optional locations and the ending sequences. Not nearly as complex or difficult as games like Hollow Knight, but certainly worth a playthrough if you like Metroidvanias or the design catches your eye.

Easily the best $10 purchase I've ever made. Often compared to Minecraft due to their block-based building/crafting similarities, though an entirely different kind of game. Plays like a procedurally generated Metroidvania more than anything, with a focus on exploration and crafting to make it through the various tiers of gameplay. Terraria also has plenty to offer for fans of creative builders. You'll often spend just as much time designing and optimizing your base while collecting rare items as you will advancing. Was absolutely worth getting years ago and has only gotten better since.

Wonderfully crafted world hidden behind walls of (mitigable) RNG and—sometimes stressful—resource management. There will likely be lots of trial-and-error, plenty of frustrating restarts, and multiple drawn-out playthroughs if you want to reach the end. Definitely not a game for everyone, though if you're a fan of management sims, SCP-style universes, or the Kabbalah, Lobotomy Corp is absolutely worth checking out.

A unique Hitman-style FPS. It's aesthetic may be a bit of an acquired taste though. Genuinely fun level design where stealth and platforming can be used to approach (nearly) every level with your own preferential game-plan. Also has a pseudo stock market based largely on organ trafficking and a frequently frustrating (though optional) fishing minigame.

The infinite 'Early Access Alpha' experience. A pretty fun zombie crafting/building/survival/tower defense mashup. Worthwhile if played with friends, though will likely overstay its welcome in single player unless you're a fan of creative modes in your block-based builders. Fun to come back and play every couple of months, not necessarily a 'mainstay' sort of game. Try to get it on a sale if you're on the fence.

A fun arena/horde rougelite. Nice aesthetic, though things can get muddled in the later stages. Pretty easy to break once you get a feel for the various builds and each character's strengths, though this can be tailored to adjust the overall 'difficulty' of the game. Super cheap too, definitely more than worth for the price alone.