First Impressions

The last game I’m looking at during Tiny Teams 2025, A la Card is a roguelike deckbuilder with a food theme. Serve food any way that reaches the calorie limit.

A rougelike deckbuilder, Cupiclaw has all the fun of a real claw machine. And provides all the same emotions as one. Simple, yet powerfully one-more-go like.

Another dinosaur-themed game from Tiny Teams, Clever Girls is a turn-based tactics RPG with a lovely heart of character shown with its demo.

The third game of Tiny Teams this year is Repterra, a base-building survival RTS that captured my eye for one reason. Dinosaurs.

The second game of Tiny Teams for me is Tanuki: Pon’s Summer. Full of Japanese inspiration to ride through, this tanuki is delivering a great one.

The start of Tiny Teams 2025 sees me trying a demo for Easy Delivery Co., a relaxing game set in a mountain town plagued by a snowstorm.

Last Moon is an action RPG developed by a small team from France. This demo from Tiny Teams has shown the strength of the systems, making it a worthy RPG.

Keep Keepers, this mix of genres that puts a twist on tower defence, is another being highlighted this Tiny Teams. Made by a team of two, it’s delightful chaos.

Another game featured as part of the Tiny Teams Festival, Spilled! is a relaxing game about cleaning up the water with a boat.

The second game of Tiny Teams I’m looking at is FUMES. A car combat game made by a team of four, the core of this one full of action and explosions.

Tiny Teams has begun for another year, with Parking Garage Rally Circuit being the first I’m looking at from it. And it is a strong start.