Wall World recently became compatible. I started it yesterday and have already run the battery dead twice. It's an undemanding, 2D roguelite.
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I got all the enjoyment I can out of Dungeons, so I'm probably going to swap back to Into the Breach for my puzzle fix. Cassette Beasts is finished, unless I want to finish the postgame or hunt bootlegs.
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