
Retro Bowl
Retro-style American football in which you also run the club.
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Retro-style American football in which you also run the club.

A puzzle-arcade game in which you are a mouth in the ground.

Drive a combine, bring in the crop, buy better machinery.

An online multiplayer arena shooter with destructible maps.

A collection of short, calm mini-games about putting things right.

Fly as far as you can, collect coins, upgrade the plane.
Grouped by the kind of sitting each game asks for. Descriptions, not measured times.
Separate mini-games, single levels, one run at a time. Stop between any two.
A franchise that runs for seasons; a farm that grows with each upgrade.
The only game here with online matches. Team up or go free-for-all.
Sorting and tidying; a combine in a field of wheat. Nobody is shooting.
Our reading of each game after checking it. Opinions of the editorial team, not player reviews.
A football game that is mostly a management job. The throwing takes a minute to learn; the salary cap takes longer.
One rule governs everything: eat the scenery, not the people. It is more of a puzzle than it first appears.
You drive a combine, you harvest, you buy a better combine. It does not pretend to be more than that, which is the appeal.
The only game here with other people in it. Choose the loadout before the match; there is no time during it.
Sorting, filling, popping bubble wrap. Undemanding by design, and none the worse for it.
Distance is the whole objective. Windmills are the main objection.
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