Crop Rotation

A bright, fun and lightweight puzzle/management hybrid for the math- and logic- inclined. Clean interface, well-designed game mechanics, and well-adjusted difficulty curves. Graphically minimalist and not overly visually engaging.

Seemingly simple, but mechanically complex with surprisingly deeply interwoven mechanics. It's not flashy or spectacular, but I've been as satisfied with many of my play sessions in this game as I've been at beating a tough area or minor boss in a reaction based action game. By description, screenshot, and video: the game doesn't seem like much, or worth much of a look. I'd urge you to look a bit more, a bit beyond initial impressions and leaf through the book a bit rather than just glancing at the cover. What graphics and sounds there are, are perfectly in service to the game, but they aren't going to sell you on the game either. Min maxing through a match is your bread and butter, and trying to find overpowered combinations that'll allow you to break the game a little with each card draw becomes your mission. If you have an interest in short form card collection, incrementalism, or trying to squeeze a little bit extra out of a build then this game might just be what you're looking for. This is one of the rare games that'll stay installed, and I'll launch it every month or two and feel like I've received good value for my dollar, and for my time.