Review: Steven Universe - Save the Light [Nintendo.Review: Deru - The Art of Cooperation [Nintendo Sw.Review: Roarr! Jurassic Edition [Nintendo Switch e.Review: SNK 40th Anniversary Collection [Nintendo.Review: Toast Time - Smash Up! [Nintendo Switch eS.Review: YouTubers Life - OMG Edition [Nintendo Swi.Review: 99Vidas - Definitive Edition [Nintendo Swi.Review: Bendy and the Ink Machine [Nintendo Switch.Carefully checking out which pieces of equipment best suit your style, going for range or brawn, speed or toughness, you’ll want to mark which ones you’re interested in so it will be easier to keep track of which things you find in the dungeons you’ll want to keep and which you’ll want to sell. Though your gear will start out pretty weak, with time, money, and materials you’ll be able to woo other shopkeepers to your town and get their help to improve your gear.

Hitting the dungeons at night and then selling back the spoils of his exploration during the day is a pretty smart business model, just you’ll need to be careful to pace yourself. You’ll play the game as a young man named Will, who may be the last in a proud line of merchants that run a shop in town, but who has an adventurer’s spirit as well. Put it all together and you have yet another indie that just about anyone should have a fair chance to enjoy. The latest game to run with that ball is Moonlighter, which combines top-down dungeon-crawling (though no mazes) with community building and a bit of salesmanship. One of my favorite game categories has become roguelikes, not always due to their difficulty (though that’s often nice) but mainly because they don’t let you settle too firmly into patterns of expectations.

Some of them tap deeply into nostalgia and revive or revitalize old game styles or series while others venture into new territory. Indie games do a fabulous job of keeping you guessing.

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