Noita is the one I keep coming back to. It’s like if the powder game was a roguelite with wizards and monsters.
Noita is just fantastic. It's mind-blowing to realize for the first time just how expansive the game is. Like, a new player can definitely "win" the game without even seeing 95% of it, or knowing it's there. It's not until you get curious and brave and start exploring off the "easy" path that the sheer scope of it is apparent. (This was absolutely my experience.)
Noita should absolutely be on this list. The only explanation is that the author never played it.
Noita is the one I keep coming back to. It’s like if the powder game was a roguelite with wizards and monsters.
Noita is just fantastic. It's mind-blowing to realize for the first time just how expansive the game is. Like, a new player can definitely "win" the game without even seeing 95% of it, or knowing it's there. It's not until you get curious and brave and start exploring off the "easy" path that the sheer scope of it is apparent. (This was absolutely my experience.)
Noita should absolutely be on this list. The only explanation is that the author never played it.