Idle game demos from Steam Next Fest to help you lock in These upcoming idle games are here to help you find your focus, get in the flow, and get sh*t done. To ease the…
The Alters Review The Alters asks us whether we are defined by our choices, or simply by the next choice we haven’t made yet. I think it’s safe to say that most of us have…
I tried every Balatro-like game I could find in Steam Next Fest AGAIN
- June 16, 2025
- Tagged as: Emily
I tried every Balatro-like game I could find in Steam Next Fest AGAIN Because my thirst cannot be quenched, I once again hunted down every Balatro-like game that I could find. It’s that time again,…
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Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo Review Playing Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo, I found myself in a liminal space trying to guess what the ultimate message of this wholesome time loop game might…
SpreadCheat Review SpreadCheat offers a concept for spreadsheet sickos, while delivering gameplay for spreadsheet casuals. How you feel about the high concept of SpreadCheat will say a lot about you as a person. I was…
Despelote Review Despelote celebrates soccer’s profound impact on a nation, community, and on individual lives. Soccer has a unique magic to it. When you’re for a particular team, you’re instantly part of something bigger than…
Space Sprouts Review Memories can be elusive, but recalling them is a delightful little experiment in Space Sprouts. Have you ever tried so hard to remember something, and just wish you could dive into your…
Axyz Review Axyz will mystify you with minimalist level design and leave you mesmerized with maximalist vibes. And you’ll love every brain-breaking moment. If you’ve ever wondered how a person (or a marble) might navigate…