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SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech Review

Quest’s plain levels are a bore to navigate and its initially-clever combat systems soon mistake complexity for depth.

Dredge layers a creepy atmosphere on unique fishing mechanics to create an engrossing and original adventure.

SteamWorld Heist has the potential for fun shooting and challenging strategy but is occasionally undermined by randomization and repetition.

Kaze and the Wild Masks is a complete package: beautiful graphics, excellent platforming mechanics, and satisfactory challenge.

I find it difficult to express anything but relentless positivity towards Shredder’s Revenge.

SteamWorld Dig 2 is a phenomenal example of how to craft a sequel.

There’s no other RPG quite like Loop Hero, and it’s worth playing for that reason alone.

SteamWorld Dig’s humble approach to indie platforming makes it an enjoyable choice to fill an evening or two.

Unpacking’s activity is removing things from boxes. The game is understanding what those things tell me about the unseen protagonist.

Dusk is a retro love letter to Quake packed with horrifying images and clever level design.