Duskers is a tense and atmospheric sci-fi strategy game where you explore abandoned ships using command-line controls. Its minimalist design and procedurally generated missions create a uniquely immersive and suspenseful experience.

While the gameplay is engaging at first, missions can start to feel repetitive—often following the same pattern of powering up systems, scanning for threats, and collecting scrap. Combined with some RNG-heavy achievements ( I couldn't find a pattern to which log files were found), it can wear thin over time.

Mythic Ocean is a relaxing and charming visual novel-style adventure where you explore underwater realms and guide gods in shaping a new world. The focus is on thoughtful conversations and light exploration, with no combat or failure states.

Its art style and engaging character dialogue make it a cozy, feel-good experience. While the gameplay loop can feel repetitive, the narrative choices and serene atmosphere make it a unique and heartwarming indie gem.

The Bookwalker is a creative, story-driven adventure where you dive into different book worlds to recover mythical artifacts. Each chapter has a distinct setting, with some more engaging than others, leading to an uneven—but overall interesting—experience.

The mix of exploration, light puzzles, and simple turn-based combat supports the narrative well, though the gameplay can feel a bit shallow.

Color Pixel Heroes – Expansion Pack 2 offers a sizable collection of new pixel art images. However, the expansion's quality varies, with many images differing only by minor details, such as a raised eyebrow, leading to a sense of repetition. This lack of distinctiveness can make the content feel bloated and less engaging over time. While the core coloring mechanics are still smooth and relaxing, the expansion doesn't significantly enhance the base game's experience. You might find it underwhelming.

Escape offers an engaging narrative filled with mystery and intrigue, drawing players into its unfolding story. The game's atmosphere and plot twists keep the experience compelling. However, progression can occasionally be unclear, leading to moments of confusion about the next steps. Also there was one monument that when trying to read it had each letter appear one by one. It took nearly 20 minutes for the whole text to appear. And I tried it twice. Though that was the only time this happened in the game it was annoying. Could not quit out of that and had to hard quit the game.

Cute Visual Novel about an Indian immigrant family in Canada, about their struggles finding a job and how it is hard to adjust to life in a new country and how the second generation has it hard, trying to adjust the new identity with their more traditional family values. Overall a fun game that has little cooking sections breaking up the story.