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An idle game with an interesting twist: instead of just leveling up and improving stats, you need to meet specific requirements to unlock new weapons or upgrade them, which adds a strategic layer. This mechanic of earning upgrades through achievements is motivating and brings variety to the progression.

However, the specialization aspect left me a bit underwhelmed. The system feels too generalized, as only 4-5 abilities really stand out and end up being useful for all characters, which takes away depth and personalization in character development. Aspects like summons and map variety could be improved to give the game more freshness and dynamism.

While the game does what it sets out to do, I was left wanting a bit more depth in some areas. It's fun, but I can see how certain elements could be expanded upon to keep things engaging in the long run.

A puzzle game with magic, cards, and a touch of fantasy. It combines match-3 mechanics with hidden object elements and a bit of story to give it some flavor. It’s not groundbreaking, but it does the job of keeping you entertained without being overly complicated.

The gameplay is simple: match gems to clear paths, unlock magic books, and help a fairy restore the kingdom. Perfect for short sessions or when you don’t want to think too hard.

Recommended if you enjoy games like Bejeweled or Jewel Quest you want something light between more intense games or you’re into puzzle games with a magical theme and colorful visuals.

It’s a chill game to unwind… or to sweat every second if you decide to min-max your route like it’s an Olympic event.

It’s classic time management: gather resources, clear paths, build stuff, repeat. Simple, polished, and surprisingly satisfying. There’s not much in the way of story, but it doesn’t need it — the gameplay loop is the real star here.

Perfect for short sessions or when you want something light between heavier games. It has that "just one more level" feeling that sneaks up on you.

Recommended if you enjoy games like My Kingdom for the Princess or Roads of Rome, or if you’re after a quick and satisfying resource management fix. It won’t change your life, but it’ll keep you clicking with a smile on your face.

I discovered Melvor Idle while looking for something relaxing to pass the time, and it turned out to be so much more. It’s an idle game with the soul of an RPG, where you can focus on leveling up skills without the pressure of constantly paying attention. What I love most is how it adapts to your pace: you can play actively or let it run in the background while doing other things.

The skill system is incredibly diverse. There are over 20 skills to level up, from fishing and cooking to astrology and smithing. Everything is interconnected, so you always feel like you’re progressing. For instance, fishing provides food you can cook, which in turn supports other activities. It’s a constant cycle of progress that feels very rewarding.

The interface is simple but intuitive. Everything is where it should be, without unnecessary complications or overwhelming graphics. On top of that, the music is calming, perfect for moments when you just want to unwind.

The best part is you don’t need to invest hours to feel like you’re making progress. You can let it run in the background and always find something new waiting for you when you come back. It’s like a small reward every time you check in.

If you’re looking for a relaxing yet engaging game, Melvor Idle is definitely worth a try. Just be careful—it’s easy to get hooked.

"Stranded: Alien Dawn" has completely captivated me by brilliantly blending elements from RimWorld, tower defense, and The Sims. The diversity of starting scenarios, from military defense to forced landings, adds excitement and strategy to every choice.

The detailed management of the colony is incredibly satisfying. Connecting with the unique stories of each colonist, with their individual skills and traits, creates a personal and immersive experience. The recent addition of the robot DLC brings a new dimension to the game, allowing me to automate tasks and explore fascinating strategic options.

The game's narrative, especially in the forced landing scenario, weaves a compelling story that builds palpable tension and a sense of achievement as you progress. The unique physical conditions and personality traits of the colonists add depth and make each individual unforgettable.

Although facing some challenges, such as issues with map generation and colonist AI, the freedom in management and the variety of strategic options make "Stranded: Alien Dawn" a truly special experience. Ultimately, it combines tactical challenges with a deep emotional connection, making it a noteworthy and memorable game.

I didn't expect to empathize so much with this game. A lot of the scenes expect you to fill the gaps of the stories, but while you do so, you somehow feel certain emotional connection with each character. The meal time at the office, waiting at the bus stop, or going to visit the doctor are spaces that even though may seem mundane for many, they meant the world in certain moments for us. These are spaces where significant realizations in our lives took place. This game is about those moments, and it's been beautiful to remember them through its stories.

Grotto is a dark and mysterious game, from start to finish. The music and graphics create a surprisingly warm mood that prepares you for a visit from some very well-written and charming characters.

I just finished it and I loved it. Long live "The Roots"

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Puede que los saltos esten un poco mal, creo que he saltado poco.

Awesome game, waiting for new updates every week. Great work