A Spire-like computational roguelike comes close to greatness but squanders it by chasing vibes over depth. Undoubtedly great but it could be perfect if it only cared more about the strategic element than "wow big number".

A surprisingly compelling narrative set in an interesting world is let down a bit by some flaws in the gameplay. It's a good experience overall but the lows are really really low. It's nice to see games that aren't purely narrative experiences touching on some less explored topics like trauma, motherhood and growing up.

Another great beauracracy-em-up from Lucas Pope. It has all the makings of a perfect puzzle game but drops the ball a little with some clunky elements and some early railroading that doesn't really let you explore naturalistically. The presentation is great and the slight fuzziness of the environment really lends itself to allowing important elements in the world to stand out.