(Review) Freshly Frosted
Effectively, this is a Puzzle Factorio: Pocket Donut Edition.
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The Videogame Backlog
Work'n it down one game at a time!
Reviews
(Review) Souldiers
Spoonful of death? More like a gallon of the stuff. If you’re up for a challenge in a beautifully crafted world, Souldiers is calling your name. It’s only trying to lure your into a trap to kill you, but now you know that before you jump in…
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(Review) Roguebook
While in need of a bit of optimization on the Switch, Roguebook is a pretty fantastic deckbuilder even with the hiccups.
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(Review) Slime Fantasy
I think that even if “killing you” platformers aren’t your thing, the low entry price and the love clearly put into Slime Fantasy is worth a try.
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(Reveiw) Cannon Brawl
It’s good to have Cannon Brawl back in my life and I’m excited to be able to play a strategy game with my kids that they can pick up and not be overwhelmed with while enjoying it myself.
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(Review) Roll For the Galaxy
“… if you are a sucker for digital board games you can play solo and/or with your friends, Roll for the Galaxy is a safe and easy bet.”
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(Review) The Ambassador: Fractured Timelines
There is a fair bit of use to the time-stopping ability that stops it from feeling like a gimmick and I’m happy to see they struck that note just right.
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(Review) Tiny Little Kingdoms
An app on the phone that feels like an actual game and not some gimmicky, shallow version of something you’d want to play elsewhere? Yes!
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(Review) Broken Lines
The game mechanics alone are fantastic and the “stop your action phase when an enemy is spotted” feels so right I wonder why it wasn’t implemented in more games in the genre.
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(Review) Warhammer: Chaosbane
“… wherever you are, whoever’s face your blade meets, it’s still a joy to kill all of the things and that fact helps me gloss over a lot of the issues I have with the game.”
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(Review) 10,000,000
Match-3 games are a dime a dozen, so it’s nice when one stands out as having more thought put into it.
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(Review) Swag & Sorcery
Swag & Sorcery appeared to be everything I’ve wanted out of a management/RPG sim, but ends up working like any other number of grindy phone apps that I’ve begrudgingly deleted after a few days.
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(Review) SiNKR 2
This is exactly what I wanted out of a sequel.
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(Review) Faeria
Finally, a card game for me.
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(Review) Outward
The score is pending, but Outward keeps me coming back even though it treats me poorly.
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