It’s the sort of game that draws you in out of raw curiosity, and once you’ve started playing it’s actually hard to stop without feeling as though you want to know what happened to this world.

Beholder is a deeply terrifying look at the concept of an Orwellian nightmare through the lens of a video game. Which is why it's so engaging.

OneShot puts you in the role of a parent, carefully watching over Niiko and helping him explore this new, dangerous world. It's worth every hour you put in it.

Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor goes outside of what makes a game fun and decides to give greater meaning to the day to day struggle of living.

Bird of Light is a puddle deep game with any attempts at having meaning being completely ruined by the game overall quality.

Rising Islands has an identity crisis that leaves it unable to function nearly as well as it should.

When a child imagines her world as a Noire-styled detective story, you know things are going to get interesting, this point and click adventure game is the start of a beautiful friendship.

Seasons After Fall is a flawed, yet masterfully executed symphony.