n the early runs of CloverPit, I couldn’t escape the nagging sense that its similarity to a genuine slot machine meant I was wasting my time, if thankfully not my money.  But this facade of pointlessness fades quickly as you’re introduced to the magic of lucky charms. 

Outrider Mako could be described as a 2D action game, but that would be oversimplifying things as it blends many different genres together. Where do I even start? Well, there are deliveries to make, a bonkers battle system to master, bosses to take down, loot to collect, items to purchase, shops to shop in, nectar to bathe in—phew, you name it, it’s here!