This is the C&C throwback RTS fans have been waiting for.

Welcome back, Commanders. This is the one!

Teacup is a short, but sweet little adventure about a shy frog taking her first steps in conquering her social anxiety. All for the perfect tea party with her friends <3

It's an emotional journey that takes her on a path to meet cute characters, and help them along the way.

Teacup is endearing, and while some players will resonate with her more than others, she's very lovable and wholesome for everyone to see and experience.

The game has a beautiful lush art style to it that feels so very close to impressionist themes, and is a perfect compliment to the overall style of the game.

Would highly recommend!

Bunhouse is a very relaxing game where you get to live as one of nature's sweetest and most gentle animals: A rabbit.

Your objective in this zen game is to grow plants, sell said plants for more carrots, build a beautiful greenhouse to help your plants, and decorate it to your heart's content. As your plants grow, you can also do some fun bunny yoga, and go fishing (But we don't keep the fish. Bunnies are herbivores, after all.)

The game presents fun facts about the plants as your grow them, and has a non-demanding pace to it. There are ways to help you automate the experience, and some decorations to beautify your game environment, inside and outside your greenhouse. This is a game that is best played with others (Up to 4 buns can play together) and is an enjoyable experience for all!

Can be played laying back, relaxed, with a wireless controller in hand.

I drew some ♥♥♥♥♥, I talked about ♥♥♥♥♥, I wrote ♥♥♥♥♥, and I was also a little devil ♥♥♥♥ every now and then.

This game is ♥♥♥♥♥
10/10 will ♥♥♥♥ around with it again.

REZ is a true masterpiece that will stimulate your sense and your mind.

A staple of music based gameplay, and 3rd person on-rail shooters.

You are a hacker on a predetermined journey to destroy a corrupt AI. Along it, your actions will the world react and transform around you, along a brilliant soundtrack that will also react with your action.

Reduce the enemies to wireframes, and face off against planet-named computers systems on your path for a visual-auditory sensation.

Turn up the settings as high as you can, bring your noise cancelling headphones, your VR headset, turn off the lights, and get ready to be immersed.
Your mind and brain will thank you!

Don't forget to check out the previously exclusive Area X, a brand new addition to this 16 year old game that still delivers to this day!

- Starts a game.

- It's 8:00AM.

- Won said game.

- How is it still 8:00AM?

- Would play again.

- And again.

- And again.

- Just one more turn...

- And again.

Why don't you own this yet...?

So I'm here to talk about this new game, Gauntlet, an-
HEY! Stop shooting the food!

Gauntlet comes back from the glory days of the arcade after a few moderate attempts to revive the franchise.

What's presented to us here is an interesting take on an old-school idea:

Grab your friends (Online or offline), choose between four classes, enter the arena, and slash/shoot/blow up your way to victory!

Just...stop shooting the food please.

Gauntlet is centered around fun with your friends. From the beginning you will be facing hordes of enemies that can be dealt with better as a group than by yourself. While nowadays some may draw a comparison to Dynasty Warriors or other hack-n-slash games, the different game mechanics presented with each character help spice things up.
Like Magicka? the wizard might be up you alley.
Like a stick shooter? Pick the Elf
Wanna button mash your way to victory? The Warrior and Valkyrie might be the choice for you.

With reviews coming in for about 6-7 hours of completion time, Gauntlet seems to be a little on the short side of the gameplay factor. And yet, it will probably have you coming back for more, as you try different characters and relics combinations that add more variety for the game.

For its price point, it seems like a very fair deal as it's not trying to market itself as a AAA title, but more of a fun afternoon/night time fun with your friends after work.

For those who want some nostalgia with a new kick to it, or those who have never heard of Gauntlet!

While it would seem a hard task to write a review for a technically incomplete game (The game is still in Early Access at the time of writing) Starbound already shines in its own merits. But please do not consider this a complete review by any means.

Building on the theme of exploration, finding materials, common and rare, and creating your own items, the game entices the player to explore vast planets and interact with randomly generated lifeforms, hostile and friendly, leave their mark on their planet, and continue to do so in other planets. Survival and creativity strike a fine balance here that leads to very addicting gameplay mechanics. This is one adventure that's definitely worth getting into early. It will excite you now, and will excite you even more once completed.