Ringer

Trying too hard to be the next Balatro, from the level selection, to the CRT filter, to the point and mult, everything about this game feels like it's just trying to be Balatro. it has no identity of its own

Really addictive and fun game, definitely worth the money. Once you start a run, it’s really hard to put it down. I do wish there were some meta-progression, but I guess the developer never intended the game to be played from that perspective. It’s a cute one-off. If you’ve got two hours to spare, this game will make it feel like only five minutes have passed.

I think this executes on the premise extremely well. I did find it a little bit easy, but aside from that I thought it was very enjoyable to play! [b]FULL VIDEO - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTY-G8TZUXo[/b]

Marbles meets Balatro. This game is the kind of game you pop once in a while when you have ~15 mins of free time. Great time burner. Each marble has unique and interesting abilities. However, the buildmaking is quite limited due to the lack of variety so it feels redundant to use the same strategies to win (the dev is working on adding new marbles). The background music is very chill and the sound effects are really satisfying. 8/10 would

Fun marble rougelike game with unique modifiers.

Structurally it follows Balatro closely, but you are rolling marbles. It doesn't offer the incredible variety of Balatro and the graphics are a bit lackluster, but there is still plenty and the graphics are perfectly functional, not interfering with game play. The dexterity elements here are actually pretty minor - which I was happy about - I couldn't plan second and third order effects with precision but I could put a marble where I wanted to pretty easily. The runs were refreshingly short - I find a lot of these games in this category run a bit long each time - Ringer is snappy and fast. Overall I very much enjoyed it, it was fresh and fun!