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    Fidel: Dungeon Rescue
    This is my favorite quick-burst, brain-busting puzzle game in years.
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    Engare
    I'm so delighted that the years of wait for Engare, after teases at events like GDC, turned out to feel absolutely magical and unique in the gaming realm.
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    GNOG
    Gnog is an extremely relaxing game about fiddling with surreal puzzle boxes. Its short length is well worth the price of admission.
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    Scythe: Digital Edition
    I’m not a huge fan of the tabletop version of Scythe, yet I found the app consistently enjoyable, even when I was still learning the game and getting my clock cleaned regularly by the easy opponents.
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    Valheim
    This is a survival game made by people who really like survival games—but don't necessarily like the genre's tedium....We've put games in our year-end lists for less potential than what I've already enjoyed in Valheim thus far, and I don't see us getting out of 2021 without repeating praise for this killer multiplayer adventure option on PC. [Early Access review]
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    Slay the Spire 2
    Maybe it’s expecting too much for a new Slay the Spire game to recapture the thrill of learning the intricate balance of the original game’s deckbuilding system and turn-based combat. If you’re looking for a sequel that builds on the essential skeleton of its predecessor, Slay the Spire 2 has you covered. And there are enough unlockable trinkets and optional difficulty challenges here to keep aficionados poring through the game’s new challenges for hundreds more hours. But if you already feel like you’ve reached the burnout point with the original Slay the Spire, this sequel might not be new enough to rekindle another long-term randomized love affair. [Early Access Impressions]
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