Saving the planet is easy until the crisis deck dumps unstoppable disasters on your board. A hopeful engine-building cooperative game with an oppressive real-world bite.
Connecting a slinky to the word “Cloud” sounds funny but once your team fails a guess it’s game over. A short, frustrating filler that burns time on setup.
Warning! Flying blind on bad dice rolls is going to lead to nose-diving. A silent co-op puzzle that delivers landing highs despite a dull campaign start.
Powering an alien escape portal gets tricky when harmless eggs hatch into flesh-eating adults. A chaotic, shifting survival race that completely redeems the series.
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Trying out a top-tier co-op on the cheap gets tricky when you could just buy the original instead. A solid tutorial, but poor economic value.
Blow up dungeon walls and clear scenarios straight out of a spiral-bound book. A streamlined tactical crawl that kills off quarterbacking.
This sequel transforms a simple visual search into proper detective work. Spotting hidden details only matters if you can deduce the why.
Mapping colorful coastlines stays delightfully peaceful until fixed tile layouts trap your ships in a dead end. A cozy, tile-laying puzzle that works best as a solo or two-player game.
The old-timey cartoon look lures you in, but brutal token draws will break your heart. A stylish, swingy campaign filled with haunting lore.