Commendable retro RPG with limited combat, dungeon crawling & character development. Conversely NPC & stat-based mechanics, multiple activities & its strange world make for an engrossing experience.

This stylish Victorian thieves’ guild board game offers excellent async, crossplay matches in a small, veteran-heavy community. The campaign is charming but brief, and AI offers little challenge.

While some features shine, Domination feels like a clone of its predecessor, thereby missing the mark. Few shortcomings were addressed, and lame voice-acting worsens the experience for franchise fans.

Short & replayable, this hardcore roguelike has extensive character development, spartan dungeon crawling & tactically layered combat. Difficulty spikes, RNG & imbalance offer a yoyo experience.

Effective and forgiving crawler that includes light puzzles, traps and serviceable combat. Held down by linearity, generic characters, repeated encounters and a lack of asset and design diversity.

Comic inspired RPG with a novel setting, inviting story & wonderful artwork. Clunky features, arduous world travel, generic dungeons & unbalanced encounters sadly result in a sub-par experience.

Super fun combat with an emphasis on good positioning and mastery of attack patterns, eliminate use of "camping tactics." Unit diversity, impacting unlocks and procedural levels offer replay value.

Fun Robot Wars meets Meccano auto-battler with varied inventory & deep mechanics, leading to complex configurations & thought-provoking strategy. Persistent connection is required for various features

Heistgeist impresses with its immersive story and characters. The artwork and deck-based combat are rich & addictive but the overall enjoyment is affected by game balancing, info lapses and linearity.

Engaging roguelike with deep complexity derived from exploring, questing & base building. Choices, decks, outcomes and QoL are highly affected by random rolls, thereby lowering the game’s enjoyment.