Wasteland Orchard!
It's a semi-idle game in which you try to grow an orchard in a post apocalyptic shithole. Work on improving tree stats to survive awful storms, because once you're out of trees it's game over.
Has some bugs, but gonna wishlist it.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4311810/Wasteland_Orchard/
182/?

Yep. Don't care.
183/?

If you're going to use fancy text, be sure it's actually legible.
Also make sure to actually provide the info you want players to operate from.
184/?

Get your tutorial animation out of the way of actually doing what it's trying to tell me!
And definitely don't drag my screen back to where you're showing me when I try to move away so I can actually do it!
185/?

"Simple controls that anyone can pick up!"
Y'gonna tell us what they are?
crickets
186/?

That one had a toggle for text anti-aliasing, which turned the text wide and blurry if enabled. Or possibly disabled. Hell if I know.
Then when I got into the game, I found text with lines that looked half a pixel thick. It was supposed to be informative. It was nearly unreadable.
187/?

I do not want to constantly hold shift down to move at a speed that won't leave me wanting to read a book while I wait for the character to get somewhere.
Please either make sprinting a toggle, or just make the base move speed faster.
188/?

Sure, make important stuff look unrelated to its function and then provide no clarification. Who, besides me, doesn't love a game where they can't tell what they're meant to do?
189/?

So we'll make pokemon, but disguise it as a debate simulator, throw in some town management, and inadequately explain what we're doing. And also everyone's fucking bouncing for some reason.
190/?

Don't care about this one, either.
191/?

Interesting in theory, don't care in practice.
192/?

Also, right, also: If the game needs a thing to be used to progress, and the thing is out of charges, TELL THE PLAYER HOW TO RECHARGE IT.
Yeah cool I'll just sit here 'cause there's no obvious means of making it go. That's gotta be fun for sitting uselessly enthusiasts, or something.
192/?

"The knowledge must come to them in a vision" is not good tutorialising.
192/?

Or this one. Also one of the two NPCs in the game is irritating.
193/?

(Accidentally misnumbered this one yesterday, whoops)

Select the mission, pick out the equipment (possibly, tutorial didn't cover any of this), hit the launch button, and...! The launch button doesn't work.
194/?

It was funny when enemies would take each other out, but that fun has worn thin.
195/?

It's a worse version of A Perfect Tower II, and it wants money.
196/?

Not very different from other games with the same theme, and was tedious and felt bad to play.
197/?

Also the steam page shows big bases with tons of fortifications and stuff that you won't actually build in game, because getting the resources takes forever.
197/?

Oh, and are you zoomed right in? No? Then good luck seeing the tiny bits of UI that're floating around in the map view instead of being more accessible.
197/?

Sure, maybe I don't know how to make a good game, but I've certainly seen a whole bunch of ways to make bad ones.

The escape button is for escaping. If you remove this function, I want to punch you in the dick.
If you do not have a dick, one may be provided for you.
Or not.
We'll see.
198/?

"nO lIcEnCeS"
get in the fucking microwave
199/?

AdventureBarStory!
In which you go beat up monsters for ingredients so you can serve food and drink at your family bar, while a dickhead tries to bully you into selling it to him because he likes the location.
Needs some improvements made like not flashing the screen bright white when poisoned, and not nearly so much grinding.
Followed for now.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2785950/AdventureBarStory/
200/?

(Been a while since I've had one good enough to mention, eh?)

Game: Wounds on a vital area are lethal, and the older the wound is, the more likely it is to be the cause of death.
Me: Okay, so this wound here is on a vital area, and it's by far the oldest wound, so I'll choose this one as the cause of death.
Game: Wrong.
201/?

Nope
202/?

I place my head into the sandwich press.
203/?

I take my head out of the sandwich press.
204/?

I butter my head.
205/?

I place my head back into the sandwich press.
206/?

I turn the sandwich press on.
207/?

ow.
208/?

ow.
209/?

oh hey I can take my head out of the sandwich press now, thanks to...

Star Trek: Voyager - Across the Unknown!
Command the USS Voyager right from the first episode, and see if your "They should've just..." moments works out.
There's a couple of bits of clunk, but it plays pretty well.
Wishlisted it, though I've no idea what the price is gonna be because they've decided not to release that info just yet due to regional pricing or something.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2643390/Star_Trek_Voyager__Across_the_Unknown/
210/?

Download demo while sleepy.
"I'll play this tomorrow."
Tomorrow comes.
No licences.
Eat shit and die, I guess.
211/?

Welcome to Elderfield!
A little bit Stardew Valley, a little bit RPGmaker, a little bit why is that person's face a tentacle?
In theory you might not have to farm, but you probably will. There's also mining, turn based battles, cooking/crafting, the occasional bug, and dice animations and vignettes that I'd like sped up so I'm not just sat staring at the screen while I wait. Same for crafting multiple items at a time, gotta wait for each one.
Followed, I guess
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3195440/Welcome_to_Elderfield/
212/?

The premise: A new Caesar-like, but Aztec.
Why I yote it sunward: They chose colours that blend together too well with their surroundings when placing things or viewing overlays.
I'm not going to try and squint to differentiate a tiny tile of green from a tiny tile of slightly different green.
213/?

And also: TINY TEXT.
Sure, there's a UI scaling setting, and even a separate scaling setting for the small text, but kick STOP kick DOING kick TINY kick TEXT kick
Stop making people try to focus their vision down to a fucking needle point to try and read important information! I will kill you!
213/?

Oh look we're going to Mars, better make references to a certain dickhead we're sick of fuckin' hearing about, no matter how openly shitty he becomes.
214/?

Okay so the old scifi series are getting some love.
Battlestar Galactica: Scattered Hopes/
Command a fleet based around a gunstar as you try to reach the Galactica. Spoiler: You're gonna die. A lot.
Fortunately there's that meta-progression thing that... rogue-likes, which are nothing like Rogue, have.
Also there's a lot of problems when managing people on a fleet. People are the worst part of any crowd.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2535950/Battlestar_Galactica_Scattered_Hopes/
215/?