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Had a lot of fun playing this game several years ago when it came out.

If you can look past the fact that it hasn't been updated recently and that it can get unbalanced later in the game, it's still worth playing as an idle game.

It might be a 4x through and through, but there's something about being able to fully customize individual unit gear and abilities (including mounts!) that just hits different.

Very visually appealing pixel art rogue-lite ARPG that allows the player to experience what it's like defeating evil as a family of heroes rather than the usual selection of one or more unrelated champions.

Each family member specializes in a different weapon/playstyle and the player is able to improve this over time through leveling up.

There's comfort it knowing you don't have to go it alone as the game supports local and online co-op as well!

If you took Terraria and converted it into a medieval high fantasy sandbox RPG with friendly NPCs and questlines, that's basically what Realms of Magic is. Mix that with the skill and abilities based character progression, and you've got a fairly satisfying experience at your fingertips and that's not even taking into account all the typical crafting and farming you can do.

It may not capture the majesty, wackiness, scale, and polish of Terraria, but if you are into this genre of game, do yourself a favor and try this one out.

Kinda like Totally Accurate Battle Simulator except it's space ships, 2D and came out a long time ago.

Say what you will about open world games, but Farcry 3 was still a hell of a lot of fun. Shooting, driving, boating, and stabbing your way through islands and jungles? Sign me up!

Feels a bit grindier than Dungeon Defenders, but then again that's expected given the free to buy model they went with.

At the end of the day it's still a Dungeon Defenders game, and quite frankly it's the type of hack and slash loot explosion tower defense game that just hits different.

I've been scouring Steam Discovery Queues for years trying to find a tower defense game that really compares to this. Every 18 months or so I continue to fail to find it and just fire up this game or Dungeon Defenders when I need my "fix".

If you happen to know of a game like this, hit me up in the comments because I'm 100% interested.

After playing "The Braves" for only 30 minutes I actually found the courage to go outside and touch grass.

Would let a game title change my life again - 11/10

Nice little underrated top-down open world ARPG that leads the player on an adventure across a vast open sky littered with settled and unsettled islands, featured in a nice pixel art graphic style.

So as the player, what exactly do you get to do in this open world?

• Constructing buildings for crafting, upgrades and gear.
  
• Buying and retrofitting different skyships.
  
• Acquiring different guns and weapons to enhance your offensive arsenal.
  
• Scouring islands for loot and resources to harvest.
  
• Completing puzzles to gain access to blocked areas on floating islands.
  
• Providing assistance to stranded NPCs.
  
• Navigating enemy minefields.
  
• Engaging in a variety of boss fights on land and in air.
  
• Discovering and exterminating an alien threat.

I think my favorite part of the game was baiting enemies to the edges of islands so I could shell them with my overpowered ship guns. Obviously couldn't do that for all enemies on each island, but it still felt good when doing it on some of the islands that were a bit too high level for my ground equipment.

Overall it's a great game, and I hope there's a sequel in the works.

Always a fan of tower defense hybrids, especially those with several builds and mechanics. Gives the player a natural replayability in terms of experimenting with different trap and direct damage loadouts.

Add that on top of the nice pixel art graphic style and you've got yourself hours of invader slaughtering goodness.