Whenever possible, I try to give some time to smaller indie titles that aren’t getting a lot of buzz and, in this case, my experimentation paid off and I found something that was fun, even if it was only 45 minutes from start to finish. This was quite a fun game, but I do wish there was some more overall polish and content in it. A copy of this game was provided to me by the publisher, which allowed me to try something that I may otherwise have passed over because there are just too many games releasing every day to keep up with them all. I have a separate post that is partially a review of Owl Watch and also a general assessment of why the saturation of the market can be so damaging to indie developers. Purchasing something using one gives me a small commission at no extra cost to you! Thanks for supporting my blog! 42. Note: Clicking through to purchase the games I talk about may contain affiliate links. As always, I will be providing a link to purchase the game on the platform I initially played it on in the event that the game sounds intriguing. While I still have some critiques for most of the titles I played this year, this section also marks where I begin to legitimately like and fully recommend everything I played. The problem is, the more I enjoy the games, the harder it is to rank them. I prefer to talk about the games I enjoy, so getting to the point where I have more good to say about a title than bad feels like a huge relief. Compiling a ranked list of the games I played in 2018 (see the previous section of the list here) got both harder and easier as time went on.

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