One of the best sci-fi visual novels of all time, which pays equal attention to the science and the emotional consequences of time travel. Stick with it past the rough opening hours, it's worth it.

Thimbleweed Park recalls the bygone era but with both improved visuals, owning to better technology, and better puzzle design, owing to three decades of progress. What Broken Age should have been.

An incredibly well done indie Metroidvania, with a fresh Mexican theme and better combat and platforming than most other types in the subgenre. The STC Edition has more content and is the one to get.

A beautiful pixel-based indie game, ten years in the making, that's sort of like a side-scrolling Zelda, but with a stronger emotional core.

Starring a young woman with the power to rewind time, Life is Strange's point-and-click DNA is easy to spot, but its story is ultimate about longing, regret, and ordinary life.

In the end, The Banner Saga 2 is likely to please the fans of the first game. The gameplay is slightly better, the main storyline is not as good but everything else is more or less the same thing.

An excellent Metroidvania from long-standing doujin studio Krobon, featuring a rabbit archaeologist exploring a pyramid.

Do you love America? Do you love movies where muscular, poorly acting men shoot evil in the face? If you said yes to one of these two questions, you are going to love Broforce.

What started as a bunch of in-jokes for the fighting game community eventually blossomed into this simple yet incredibly fun title.

One of the most clever twists on the beat-em-up formula ever created, involving one button, some stick figures, and a whole lot of violence.