I’m not usually the biggest fan of side-scrolling games, usually, because I don’t find the movement enjoyable. However that’s the very core of why I was Ottracted to Space Otter Charlie. There’s no walking at all, and you don’t jump, at least in the normal sense.
At a glance, Curse of the Dead Gods might seem similar to another popular rogue-lite game. Even I have been known to crack a joke or two about the game being Hades emo brother. However, while they certainly have a few things in common, Curse of the Dead Gods is very much its own game.
Fights in Tight Spaces is a rogue-lite deck builder centered around unleashing copious amounts of whoop-ass in, you guessed it. Tight and confined spaces. The game features many genre staples such as random encounters, slowly altering your deck while you play, and permadeath.
I found the original Moving Out to be one of the more polished and mechanically cohesive party games to follow in the footsteps of the Overcooked titles. Movers in Paradise mostly just expands on the base game’s existing framework.