Wheelborn

Wheelborn is a fun, bite-sized open world game that lets you choose your playstyle - when you first start, you get to pick your class, which alters both your appearance and stats, and customize your character's colors. Once in the game you can easily avoid combat for the most part and go for a full explorer/gatherer style (like I did with my first playthru) OR go for the power route and take down all your enemies (with upgrades). There are also multiple endings, so there's a decent incentive to mess around with the classes and play it twice. The "small" world actually feels very expansive and the developer has tucked away a lot of little secrets to find. Everything seems to have been made with a lot of love and I enjoyed roaming around this world! My only gripe is that I wish upgrading the town gave some kind of tangible rewards or at least let you talk to the villagers. I can't really complain all that much, though, as this is a rather polished *FREE* experience. The (solo?) dev did a great job with it! This is a good choice if you're looking to spend a couple hours in a charmingly crafted world. One last spoilery thought: [spoiler]The twist of "finding the real world" was pretty cute and unique, but it kinda put a damper on my immersion, so not sure how I feel about it overall, lol. I personally would have preferred it wasn't included, but I wonder if maybe this was a callback to the dev's childhood?[/spoiler]