After suffering a supreme case of burnout and putting his demonic minions of middle management in charge for a few eons death decides it's time to downsize. Great animation, fast action.

Short game but every moment is adrenaline. Play with an arcade stick. Music is banging energy the whole way through. You can beat the game in arcade mode in 2 hours since you have infinite lives.

Pixel-crack for anyone who misses the classic co-op beat-em-up. It's got humor. It's got intentionally cheesy songs. It's got pixelated teenaged girls kicking the crap out of street punks.

It's good. Buy it. If you were unhappy with Slain! you will like this better. Trust me. I have cookies. And metal. Metal cookies even! Obligatory: Amazing 2d sprites, great soundtrack. (Now buy it.)

This game was plagued with some issues when it was first released so I waited for a sale. Seems awesome now. Runs well at low settings even on my 3 year old laptop.

Free game that is more playable art film than game. But like a real art film. Not a walking simulator with an excuse for a plot. This one is engrossing.

I can't believe I forgot this one. I've had it for a few years and its a real gem. The trailer will tell you all you need to know. It's a simple premise that's far more fun than it has any right to be

This game is everything a Blaster Master fan like me would want. It's not quite as pretty as the version that was on the Wii but it plays SO much better. It feels as good as the original.

The demo didn't do this one justice. They actually managed to improve the Ghouls and Goblins formula.

I ignored this for a long time because I expected it to be near mobile-game quality. My mistake. Basically it's an abbreviated cross of Zelda and Skyrim with some "punny" humor for people with jobs.