This stylish, heavily musical game is a combination of QTEs and the Battletoads Air Bike level, though easier. It is varied and full of flashy novelty, but quite short and the gameplay is basic.

While conceptually cool, being only a tiny part of a huge battlefield makes it feel hard to have an impact. No single player also means no way to train at the game and practice skills save bot matches

A solid board game with a surprising level of replay value and variety. If you like card-based board games where you build engines, this will likely be fun for you.

Suffers from mediocre, repetitive gameplay that fails to evolve over the course of the game, quickly renderingit repetitive. There are much better games in this genre; the cutesy narrator isn't enough

An aggressively whimsical platformer about a dragon trying to rescue his girlfriend from the king, the gameplay is very simple but the aesthetic was fun and I laughed a number of times while playing.

It is endlessly morbid, but the messed up humor of the walking simulator is basically three hours of variations on the same joke, and there is a great deal of meandering around before it goes anywhere

Decent puzzles and reasonable controls. However, like a lot of games like this, it is hard to really be wowed by it; the mechanics are simple and fun enough but it is ultimately forgettable.

A town building game, where you have to say goodbye. It isn’t perfect, and it definitely has its flaws, but the game does a good job of emotionally connecting with the player on several occasions.

A simple puzzle game built around a single concept of shrinking in a lab, there's not a lot of varied gameplay here. It's a very ephemeral experience. As a stand-alone title, I can't recommend it.

This is a gag game similar to QWOP, where the entire "gameplay" is the awkward controls, in this case maneuvering the sword through obstacles. It's pretty meh as an experience, but it is free.