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Alright my personal thoughts on the ones I've played:

System Shock - I haven't played any of the original games (I just beat the new Prey game and I really want to hop on SS2's dick now, though) but this one didn't do much for me. And I do understand this is pre-alpha, so it doesn't have polish I expect it to have later. The main thing I feel is the environment was really bland and running around the different rooms was really boring. Unless the full thing is going to be completely revamped in that regard, it'll probably be a pass from me.

Haven - Charmed me. At first I thought it was a game where I thought the VA weren't necessary, but they both grew on me pretty quickly. The camera could use some work but other than that the gameplay is pretty fun and it's really pretty and I'm intrigued by what their situation is and why they're on the run. Though I'm also confused on how long they've known each other. I had the impression their relationship was pretty long-term and deep but then she didn't know if the guy was a geologist or a biologist. >_>

Spiritfarer - This one...wow. Really, really good looking animation and the controls feel tight and responsive. The gameplay itself is something I'd really enjoy as well, between helping a variety of souls "pass on" while you captain a ship you can decorate and build while doing activities in between voyages. for sure buying this at launch.

Roki - Almost ignored this one and I'm glad I didn't. demo kind of plops you in the middle but I think the protag is looking for her kidnapped brother? It has a nice Scandinavian fairy tale vibe with puzzles you solve by collecting and combining items you find, kind of like in adventure games.

Chicory - Almost ignored this one too and glad I didn't. What's up with the high amount of really charming indie games all of a sudden lol. Music is fantastic and it was fun coloring things in and exploring. You can move around with obstacles by coloring them or erasing their colors, and the dog protag (who I named Alfredo) is adorable.

Eastward - Last one from me. Seems to be a pretty cute RPG with a really classic style. Combat and the puzzles I encountered getting to the first boss were fun, and you can control both of the characters who have different powers.