★★★☆☆ Kodama; cute but demanding tree spirits.
Check out this game if: you are looking for a simple game that has some strategy, but feels like a creative project (think competitive solo jigsaw puzzle).
★★★★☆ Potion Explosion; because you can’t get enough candy crush (?)
Check out this game if: you do or do not like candy crush type games (it’s different, promise).
★★★☆☆ Betrayal at House On The Hill: do you like scary movies? Want to play a stereotype of one?
Check out this game if: you like heavy text games, and the idea of playing through a horror movie.
★★★★☆ Roll for it; a game of luck, spite, and simple fun.
Check out this game if: you want a quick game that is almost all luck, but still a lot of fun. This game stands out because: although it’s almost all luck, the few decisions you make feel important. Also, because it’s luck heavy, it doesn’t feel mean. Positive: 1. The luck aspect of the game makes…
★★½☆☆ Robot Turtles; you can lead a turtle to a gem but you can’t use your laser on it.
Check out this game if: you are looking for a veiled education game for kids.
★★★☆☆ Anomia; can you come up with the name of an astronaut before your friend names a musician?
Check out this game if: you like fast paced, quick thinking, clever group games.
★★★★☆ Dimension: a competitive puzzle game that combines logic and chasing dropped balls.
Check out this game if: you like puzzles, seeing your kids figure out puzzles, or beating your friends at puzzles.
★★★☆☆ Stack Jack: you can play friendly or nice, but you can’t play with too much caffeine/hand wobble.
Check out this game if: you’re looking for a quick/small footprint game –kids birthday(?).
★★★☆☆ Roll America; do you like Sudoku, but wish it were more random?
Check out this game if: you’re looking for a quick puzzle game for any number of players.
