A well crafted Roguelike/Puzzle mashup. Simple to learn, but difficult to master. There's a surprising amount of depth. A job well done for the developers first steam released game.

Californium has fantastic and interesting realities that I loved exploring, but the symbol-finding mechanic kept bringing me out of those worlds. Science fiction fans keep an eye on it during a sale.

Unfortunately despite enjoying the title, there are still plenty of issues that make it feel like a shameless port. Hopefully changes get implemented over time to make it not feel as such.

Part walking sim, part puzzler; the painted world provides plenty to explore, solve, and find. Game can be played with or without a time limit and there is some degree of replayability for secrets.

Another fantastic Jeremy Couillard title. It's a pretty cheap title that can easily net you around 2+ hours or more of a surrealistic acid trip like experience without actually having to take acid.

This is for you if you want a nice relaxing game with plenty to do a little bit at a time because it runs in real time. The game is time gated, so there is about an hours worth of new content daily.

Exploration Lovecraft game with a cool lore but plenty of minor flaws. Combat is simple, some things are clunky, and I ran into a few bugs. Get it on sale if enjoy the Arkham Horror lore.

It's a fun kart racer that does what most other kart racers do in a fun universe. It may be lacking in the audio department, but there's still plenty of Nickelodean nostalgia here.

While the game play and mechanics felt a bit repetitive, there was plenty of scenery to enjoy. It's a beautiful almost walking sim type game with plenty of sights to take in with a great soundtrack.

It is a well tied together story with a great art style. Around 1-2 hour read, so I'd say keep an eye on it for a discounted price if you enjoy reading a good mystery.