An ambient soundtrack accompanies you on a trek across space, fighting pirates, salvaging scrap, and keeping one step ahead of supremacist rebels.

A crisp artistic presentation accompanied by excellent sound and music. Can become repetative late-game, but overall engaging. ~12 hours long.

'Broken Age' meets 'Giana Sisters.' Cute point-and-click adventure with good production values. Short and sweet.

It's a tad cheesy, and there's little gameplay, but damn, it's a tear-jerker by the end. About four hours long and best completed in one sitting.

Very dark and almost off-putting at first. Things eventually become clearer, emotions begin to spin, and you become invested. Very unique.

A beautiful, atmospheric world, and the story will tug on your heartstrings. Excellent music. Highly cinematic, yet still engaging. Use a controller.

Immersive world with a unique premise. Good humor, and great characters. A bit longer, at 20+ hours. Tons of dialog. A bit of a slow start.

Check travel papers. So calm, it's almost 'zen'...until terrorists attack or your family starves. Functional retro graphics and great minimalist sound.

A strong sense of foreboding, but the end varies greatly upon your choices. Beautiful, if repetitive, music. Very short, but designed for replayability.