A cool turn-based hex-grid strategy game, no economy, no diplomacy, just recruit your units, deploy them and spread democracy throughout the maps from the campaign or in skirmishes against the PC or friends. If you don't mind old-school graphics, then this installment is highly recommended (assuming you don't get triggered by the NPCs spamming the "rest" mechanic).
I enjoyed every bit of Samsara Room, the game is simple and the puzzles are fair, I struggled a bit with the last ones, I had to rely on the hints to finish it. Very entertaining for a free game.
It is short, but full of heart and emotion, amazing storytelling and artwork.
A sad story full of pain, despair and grief. Not the best gameplay or graphics, but still fun. It has enough content to keep you busy for a while, but it gets repetitve after a couple of hours.
