Lockdown Protocol takes social deception to a whole new level by just letting pure carnage erupt at any moment of the match. You casually walk down hallway to hear 3 gunshots sound off on the other side of the map, is it the killer? Is it the crew? Is it one of your deranged friends crashing out because they died first last match? You will truly never know, and this adds to the game’s chaotic enjoyment. While the has more openness than Among Us It does suffer from a few under-baked systems. Some assignments are not intuitive, and the tutorial just Stopping halfway through because it’s a work in progress. The game is EA, but certain things I do expect to work like being able to learn how to play from the games tutorial without having to go to Youtube to understand mechanics. If you have a friend group willing to go bonkers you will enjoy this game to the fullest. I’m excited to see what they add in the coming months.

TCG Card Shop Simulator might seem like your average low effort simulator game from the outside looking in, but there is so much more to this game than one would think. The cards, and all the different variants feel unique, and opening packs to sell or show off certain cards feels very rewarding, and highly addictive. Finally let’s not forget about spraying those smelly freaking nerds. The game might not be the most graphically intensive, however given how pleasing the audio direction is, that most certainly makes up for the game’s few shortcomings. It should be noted that there is also a full development roadmap on the way, so even if you find yourself 40 hours in completing the game there’s still much more to come. At the game’s current price of $12.99 it’s a literal steal for any simulation loving, collection seeking, money making nerd.