Paper Trail is a beautiful puzzler where you fold the screen to create routes through an enchanting world. It made me extremely miserable.

Mullet Mad Jack is a no-nonsense FPS that's super stylish and a lot of fun in short bursts.

Crow Country puts more emphasis on puzzles than the survival part of survival horror, but it's a well-observed love letter to the genre. It's equal parts charming and creepy.

Phantom Fury is a first-person-shooter that sometimes falters but makes up for it with strong devotion to detail and flushable toilets.

Another Crab's Treasure is a playful Soulslike that's for everyone, with a clever gimmick, and the ability to give your crab a gun.

While clearly incomplete and obtuse in places, Manor Lords is an idiosyncratic sim that will keep you curious and delighted with its many intricacies.

A turn-based JRPG that accommodates those familiar with Suikoden or those who don't know what a Suikoden is. Embrace the old-school quirks and there's a wonderful journey to be had here.

Goblin Stone makes a wonderful first impression, but that charm soon dissipates, revealing a sometimes stodgy, grindy, and unsatisfying tactics game with diminishing returns.

Bore Blasters is a very well-designed destructive roguelite that takes good bits from a lot of games to create a satisfying dwarfish cathart-'em-up

Broken Roads offers up creativity in spades, but the bigger picture story - combined with weak combat and a dry take on moral choice - never coalesces into anything especially entertaining