This game is hands down one of the best indie games out there. Go in as blind as you possibly can and enjoy the ride. It is truly a wonderfully crafted experience that shows the absolute dedication from the dev team. Easily one of my favourite games I've played to date

Its come such a long way, its not perfect, and its not for everyone, but I enjoy it

The game is fun, community is on the whole pretty wholesome and understanding. The strategy available, coupled with the map interactivity is great. Definitely worth a go.

I initially played this back while it was in beta and enjoyed it but ultimately got bored, it was a little more bare-bones back then. That is no longer the case.

The game is fantastic. It's a rather peaceful and relaxing experience of working your way up from cheap slimes to more worthwhile ones. Upgrading both the look and functionality of your ranch is worthwhile and impactful and the exploration of the map is well handled. Oh, and the visuals are great, they fit the game perfectly and just look beautiful. The slimes are cool too...

A very good game. As somebody who is quite interested in ancient history and ancient Greece in particular, the world is just so much fun to explore.

Kassandra is best protagonist

Terraria is kind of an icon these days. It's a solid crafting exploration game with a vast world to explore. This world has not only the overworld but the hell region as well both of which are randomly generated. Each world feels new and there's so much to see and do. The variety of biomes helps to provide this varied exploration experiences and each biome can spawn specific buildings. For example, the desert can have a pyramid spawn. Each world has a ton of bosses to fight each of which provide there own unique challenge and drop their own loot. Which brings me to the items in the game. To over simiplify, there are metric tonnes of differnt items to collect, craft and find. From swords to bows, guns to bombs, blocks to doors. You name it, chances are its there. Just like the variety of items, the vast variety of npcs, animals and other things that wander around and drop the items I've just discussed. This game is fun, especially with some buddies. Totally worth the asking price.

Enter the Gungeon does what I suppose you would expect plus some. Starting with gameplay, it's just plain fun. The small cast of playable characters adds extra variety to an already varied experience. Each character behaves a little differently, starts with a different weapon and has a different ability. For example the Marine starts with a small pistol but also starts with on hit point of armour. Each character also has a combat roll which you quickly realise is your best friend in the entire game.