Locally Sourced Anthology I: A Space Atlas

nice collection with a lot of variety. smash atoms, grow tea, do some fishing, and get stuck in a time loop

A nice collection of games made by people who care

A lot of good games for the value and a wide variety of genres!

A collection of fun games, there is something for everyone to enjoy~!

Really enjoyed playing this collection of small games on release. Not sure why I didn't write a review for it until about 2 years later! My favourite minigames, or at least the ones that have stuck with me the most, were: "The Quiet Moon", "Neptunalia: Reel Lost" and "Halleyfolk Odyssey". But they're all worth trying out!

A very cool collection of smaller games, prototype-ish experiments and more loosely designed experiences that help broaden our understanding of what a game "is" or "should be", both as an artistic endeavour and a commercial endpoint. I'm particularly fond of Bright Red Song of Love with its excellent aesthetics and very tight design, and I also liked The Quiet Moon's cozy theming and chill mechanics. The collection is diverse enough that you'll probably find *something* you'll click with, even if not everything is to your taste, and if nothing else, the heart of it all is enough to encourage and hope for more.