Progressively opened-world sokoban with upgrades and secrets, reminiscent of top-down Zelda games (minus the combat) and Chip's Challenge. Mix of familiar & new mechanics, satisfying solutions.

Gorgeous atmospheric metroidvania with a focus on puzzle-solving and featuring no way to directly attack the hostile creatures. Increasingly-difficult hidden challenges open up after you roll credits.

Single-player puzzle-dense open world with gentle platforming & a pretty generous variety of puzzle types. Some game elements hint at its origins as an MMO that was brought offline.

Turn-based deckbuilding with a strafe mechanic. You & the enemy can reposition yourselves to dodge attacks or aim at weak spots. Assemble a party of 3 characters, each with a different mechanic focus.

High quality 10th anniversary update. New art. New enemies, playable characters, map variants, items, and artifacts. Adds a collection of short (yet sometimes infuriating) curated challenges.

Solve grid-based puzzles in which you must move various objects out of the path of your objective. Navigate a spooky first-person space with bits of 90s PC nostalgia.

Cute sokoban where you sometimes die on purpose so you can respawn & push your old shell around. Lots of interesting mechanics that interact with each other. Great art & music.

An improved version of the cluster-shooting action of SPPD. Lots of fun upgrades to your mobility, weapon, and block-shoving ability. Good mix of arcade action and some tricky scripted challenges

Slick and fast-paced hack & slash & dash & shoot, fully voiced, highly replayable and satisfying. Lots to unlock and upgrade. You can feel yourself improving. Plenty of slow-burn story.

I've never seen a game blend time-sensitive action gameplay and logic puzzles like this before. Dodge hazards & solve futoshiki puzzles (a cousin of sudoku). Choose your own difficulty room by room.