Cat Goes Fishing is a simple but very cute and fun indie fishing simulator. You play as a furry little cat and in front of you lies a vast sea to scour and fish. You start on land with only a basic rod. Then you can sell the fish you catch for money to buy improved fishing gear, boats, and plenty of other items to help you catch some of the bigger, more challenging, and rare fish. There is a good amount of customization which allows you to develop your own style of fishing. The game is very relaxing and casual, and the simple controls makes it easy to play. Still there is plenty of action and strategy involved in wrestling the fish back to the surface without being eaten by bigger fish. There is a large and unique variety of fish, and a organized log to keep track of the fish you caught. Each type of fish has its own behavior and specific location that adds to the challenge of catching it. You can also find plenty of hats to wear in the sea that add a nice bonus and cosmetic to your cat. Cat Goes Fishing is short, though there is a surprising amount of depth and a lot of charm which makes this game highly replayable. This game is well worth the money and the time spent.

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Domina is an extremely fun and addicting gladiator simulator. You are a Domina of a once proud ludus, and you have to micromanage many aspects of your gladiator's daily lives, for instance food & water, training, equipment, morale, and ofcourse combat. The pixel graphics suit this game very well along with the indie style and vulgar humor of the game. Domina is downright hilarious and I found myself laughing out loud many times. The micromanagement elements and perks systems adds nice depth to the game and always keeps you busy. You can simulate the combat or take control of a gladiator. The controls are simple and easy to use. Combat is fast and bloody, and a blast to watch or play. Although the games emphasis is more on managing your gladiators and your ludus. Still there is a nice balance between the two, and the combat is so exciting and gruesome you never feel like your missing out. The game also has a pleasant soundtrack. Domina is on the shorter side though it has high replayability. I highly recommend this little gem of a game.

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