“A typical point-and-click quest game about 007-esque spies' adventure. Untypically, can be played with no mouse at all, only keyboard, though a touchpad will do even better.”

“This is a wonderful game that, being point-and-click, can be easily played on a laptop and controlled via touchpad.”

“A puzzle game with death as a core mechanic and sokoban elements. As usual, mouse control is required for menus, but keyboard can be used for actual play.”

“Game is controlled by mouse but gameplay is not really fast and precise so it's totally playable with touchpad. Also not very hardware-demanding.”

“Fun little game about the art of insult. Can be easily played with touchpad.”

“Fun little game about the art of insult, now with cinema flavour. Can be easily played with touchpad.”

“Flashy "asteroids"-like shooter. Cheap, lightweight and can be controlled with keyboard only.”

“Cute short point-and-click quest. Zero problems playing on touchpad.”

“A retro-styled 3-in-1: Invaders-like, a platformer, and Tetris-like puzzle game. Requires mouse for the platformer and its level editor, a touchpad is sufficient. The rest can be played with no mouse.”

“A pretty typical but quite decent 2D-platformer with puzzle elements. Good performance and no mouse input necessary.”

“A retro-styled 2D platformer. As usual, no mouse input necessary to play at all.”

“A very bare-boned platformer arena, although playable. You need a mouse click to start, then you only need the keyboard to play. Needs a lot of polish and QoL changes, but has potential.”

“Pretty much typical match-3 game, quite grindy. Trackpad is sufficient to play, even the timed levels. If not, there's a "zen mode" that turns off the timer.”

“A nice poem deciphering game, if you know English well. A trackpad is sufficient for UI, and for the letters you can obviously use the keyboard.”

“A beautiful relaxing puzzle-platformer made with real photos. Requires mouse to aim and shoot, but totally playable with a trackpad, no problems.”

“A simplistic but challenging bullet hell/shoot-em-up. Despite requiring a mouse, as cursor is the main control, surprisingly easy to play on a touchpad, maybe with a sensitivity tweak.”

“A fast-paced momentum based 2D platformer with nice visuals. Does not require mouse at all, fully playable on a keyboard.”

“A hidden objects game. Obviously requires mouse input, but playable with a touchpad. Mini-games are somewhat annoying but manageable. The graphics are not really top-notch, though.”

“A pretty typical but quite decent 2D-platformer with puzzle elements. Good performance and no mouse input necessary.”

“A retro-styled 2D platformer. As usual, no mouse input necessary to play at all.”

“A colony building and management simulator. Heavily relies on mouse control, but still playable on a trackpad and has keyboard shortcuts. The performance depends on colony size.”

“A unique sokoban-like puzzle game with game rule bending. Low hardware requirements and does not require mouse to play.”

“An interactive movie, basically. Runs well and a trackpad is sufficient to play.”

“Pretty much typical match-3 game, quite grindy. Trackpad is sufficient to play, even the timed levels. If not, there's a "zen mode" that turns off the timer.”

“A typical point-and-click quest game about 007-esque spies' adventure. Untypically, can be played with no mouse at all, only keyboard, though a touchpad will do even better.”

“Nice sequel of a puzzle in an "impossible geometry" world, akin to Escher, Reutersvärd and Penrose works. Uses mouse inputs only, but possible and not uncomfortable to play on a trackpad.”

“Nice puzzle in an "impossible geometry" world, akin to Escher, Reutersvärd and Penrose works. Uses mouse inputs only, but possible and not uncomfortable to play on a trackpad.”

“A puzzle game that is not easy to understand, but easy enough to play. Mouse for UI, touchpad is sufficient, keyboard for actual gameplay. Performance is good.”