Reminscent of Flash Games from times gone by. Very short (~1 Hour), but still reasonably challenging. Feels more "Proof-of-concept" than full release, but for a mere 79p, you could do far worse.

Truth, Lies and Consequences, Beat Poets, Jazz Music, the Mob, Blackmail, Forgery, Romance, Heartbreak, Sex, Love, Death and the Breakout of a Lifetime... 1954 Alcatraz is one killer noir cocktail.

Who knew Border Control in a Dystopian Pseudo-Soviet Nanny State could be this fun? Obey the state, accept bribes, take down the government, feed your family... Just play this game. Glory to Arstotzka

A short, episodic narrative about consequence, terror cells, activism and surveillance. It's a little on-the-nose, a little 'Hollywood', a little easy and a little silly, but it's still great fun.

Gods Will Be Watching will stay with you for a long time after you turn off your computer. In this reviewers eyes, it’s a modern classic.

...There’s little else like it out there, so if you’re in the market for an absurd experience like no other, then this is the game for you.

Daedalic deliver yet again with this cutesy, 3D point and clicker. A good balance between fun and frustrating, solid gameplay mechanics and good design.

Definitely one for the 'casual' gamer, but with its lovely hand drawn artwork and mellow soundtrack Morphopolis is easily worth its budget price tag.

Whilst it slightly fails to live up to it's predecessor for variety and length; with trickier puzzles and a new setting, it rounds off the story nicely.

I never thought I'd find myself gripped by the story of a Hidden Object game... Better puzzles, more challenge, new mechanics, an all round good sequel.