Unbalanced difficulty and poor level design accented by boring gameplay and a cliche story. The best moments are found on YouTube, don't bother with actually playing.

A very simplistic puzzle game that contains 44 levels of short, partially randomly-generated levels. There isn't much to write home about, and the gameplay gets stale after about 20 levels.

Cat Quest is kind of an enigma. It's a cat-themed isometric ARPG with a heavy emphasis on exploration, and it somehow makes a very gimmicky combat system super fun and addicting.

A community feature finally made official and with one of the better mod UIs; tModLoader is what makes Terraria an infinitely replayable title. We recommend the Thorium and Calamity mods specifically.

A legendary title, and not just because of YouTube clout. Amnesia is a brilliant story told in the best haunted house in gaming. The only downside is that it's a walking simulator with decent puzzles.

A fun sim where you are tasked with answering calls and responding to emergencies, then you managing resources and responders to appropriately address emergencies. Simple, yet engaging.

Yono and the Celestial Elephants is a puzzle game that I was pleasantly surprised with. The visuals are beautiful, the story is engaging, and the puzzles, while a bit simple, were still fun to solve.

This is art: You're a penis man in a penis world, and you gotta feed the scrotum. Short, confusing, but unforgettable. The Good Time Garden stays in my mind like a really good joke, or trauma.

Rise of Industry is a great management game where you try to be the top ‘company’. Gameplay is fun, but there's a lot to learn, so if you're looking for a timesink, this is a great option.

A flawed masterpiece that tells a mind-bending story of trauma, betrayal, and horrors beyond human comprehension. The gameplay, crashing, and softlocks are annoying, but it's worth at least trying.