Arco’s partially-turn-based combat can be unforgiving and at times repetitive, but the music and storytelling are impactful and captivating.

A charming and goofy adventure full of heart, interesting characters, and a masterfully executed gameboy-era visual style.

Beautifully crafted, telling a very heavy and impactful story that still leaves the player with a feeling of hope and compassion.

A painful yet hopeful story in a gorgeous, incredibly detailed pixel art world.

Surprisingly lighthearted and silly in a story of difficult times while also challenging in its difficult, consequential choices.

Incredible work of art but it made me feel disconnected from it due to to its odd story choices and lack of character development.

So heartfelt, so genuine, and so sweet, while also being a really catchy and fast-paced puzzle-platformer.

Incredibly charming and silly, although it could have used more variety in the couples and in the gameplay.

An incredibly heartwarming story, a loveable cast of characters, and a mostly satisfying turn-based strategic battles.

Gives you freedom to explore as to different characters with different skillsets, but could use some slight improvements in a few areas.

Adorable and addicting, but it combines different game elements that don't always tie well together and the optimization needs some work.

KAMIKO is a short and simple but catchy adventure with quite a bit of replay value and style.

A gorgeous game visually and auditorily with a very different take on platforming.

Incredible quality in its precise gameplay and how it uses it to tie in to the mental and emotional issues it sheds light on.

Although scrappy in terms of story and art, it's a pure and well-crafted platformer that motivates you to keep trying through the challenge

Despite some graphical limitations and roughness, it surprised me with how dense and complex its world and character relationships are.

Developer: ConcernedApe Just about anyone who plays indie games, or anyone who plays games - or even people who don't have played Stardew...

A bite-sized Zelda adventure, a perfect little musical summer game. Due to its random generation, no playthrough is ever exactly the same.

I enjoyed its beautiful pixel art and its quirky, warm characters, but not having to constantly look for answers outside of the game.

Obstructive comedy back-to-back with emotional moments felt a little disorienting, but it was still impactful in its art and music.