A great little strategy game for your coffee break – Zaga 33 Review

If I had to sum it up in a sentence, I would say this: "On almost every turn, you have an interesting decision to make, and your decision will always have interesting consequences." In the end, that's the pinnacle of what a strategy game should strive to do. The roguelike genre is getting some revived popularity lately, but most games adhere to a tried-and-true formula that is beginning to get a bit stale. I really like how Zaga 33 breaks the mold. Every move, every item, and every enemy is important. There is no filler here - it's streamlined game design at its best.
Review by TheSleeve on Zaga 33.