Cryohazard

its nice if you want a little spooky distraction in your life. i would describe this game like the thrill of a novel theme park ride for the first time - engaging, and then over. it was short enough i will probably replay it in the future for kicks. my only gripe is i [i]think[/i] i finished it, but am not entirely certain it ended or if there was more... its not really long enough in my opinion to arrive at a greater critique because it lasts about precisely as long as the novelty factor. if it was longer, and didn't change in difficulty or add elements, then i might complain. but it ended right when a natural shift would occur - except the shift didnt happen. so, the ending (i [i]think[/i]) felt abrupt, but for me it was satisfying for what it was. overall, im glad i played it - its DIFFERENT -- and then it was over....i [i]think[/i]... (actually, ive hesitated to buy Convoy purely because i cant tell if it will have similar mechanics to this, and i would be disappointed if it didnt. thats how neat it was for me.) oh also - it plays very nicely on steamdeck.

Good turn-based strategy game

Fun and simple little game. Gets a little easy when you get one extra good ability, and I'm unsure whether i got the true ending as [spoiler] despite gathering all the beacons, the end text still told me to gather them [/spoiler]. great OST and graphics, definitely worth the money. curious if a 100% of tiles run is possible

short roguelite about driving a caravan of carriages across a map of hexes, with certain mobs/hexs granting bolstering / giving new abilitys or weather that can assist in damaging enemies. It does feel a bit light on the ability variety but the base skeleton that’s there is pretty strong and hopefully it gets beefed up at some point

yeah its good

It's kinda cool, but feels more like a demo than a full game. You can complete it in about an hour. Lovely train, but not a lot of variety. Would be interested in seeing the concept developed more in a sequel.