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Imagine Diablo, but first person, with underwhelming loot, primitive netcode, and terrible balancing. Play it, if you must, but do not let it put you off the superior sequels.

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It's effectively a two-button rhythm game, which makes it very accessible, but also quite limited. You get a large amount of music with the base game, but in order to find it, you need to sort it to display only default music, otherwise you will be sifting through inaccessible DLC songs forever. The progression system extends the game's shelf life quite a lot.

Everything you've heard about this game is true.

You know what this is: a platformer about a blue bomber, with damage knockback and boss power acquisition. Great games are destined to be played many times, so it works perfectly as a roguelite.

You're looking at a rather wholesome Chinese rhythm game that plays like like Freestyle mode from DJMax. The base game comes with many good songs and one terrible one.

The classic game of Simon Says, or should that be Ulala Says? Not too challenging overall, but they introduce syncopation, longer sequences, and gimmicks every now and then to test you. Occasionally, sound and video will lose sync after tabbing out, and you have to restart the game to fix it, but otherwise a solid port.

It's basically a puzzle platformer. The gameplay changes at sporadic intervals, but it's only ever one button. You'll probably beat it in one sitting, because it's fun, but also short.

Fun lunch break rogue with funny jokes and good progression

Old-skool yet accessible 3D platformer that is fun from the outset. The music drove me slightly nuts by the end.