I can't review Balatro because I don't own it on Steam. (Yet?) I own it on my iPhone and also on PS5, and am almost considering buying it a third time because it seems like a perfect game to play with just a mouse.

If you haven't tried it, I recommend it! Ignore the fact that it looks like poker. It's really a roguelike deck builder. It's so satisfying to discover and assemble brokenly powerful combos and watch your score multiply.

I guess I can't leave a review because it's in early access, but for my own future self -- I tried Farever, because it seems like something I might enjoy.

But the performance was so poor that I didn't last more than a few minutes. Definitely feels pre-"beta" for a "Beta" access period.

Admittedly, this was on Linux w/ Steam's compatibility layer, but that layer has worked *surprisingly* well for many other games that don't advertise Linux support.

Ah, yes, the first boss fight of any new Live Service game release -- the Log In screen. #poe2

A www. Sad that, since I bought Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning on DVD instead of downloading it, it gets tied to an Origin account instead of Steam. :(

Ugh, bought Witcher 2 yesterday. Still haven't gotten it to run at a usable framerate on decent hardware. Avoid.