Deus Ex, STALKER and Far Cry 2 all slammed into appropriately bizarre setting. Ambitious as hell and good at it; search for your daughter in a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ with plenty of guns. Bullets and jank await!

A programming puzzle game without using the keyboard? Sounds simple enough until you realize you need both good spatial skills and a eye for debugging. Bonus! You can use the language in VSCode! Cool!

Rough looking but with a lot of soul; travel through many time periods, maintain your pain in the ass time machine, dodge the time cops, try not to accidentally nuke your town and relive BttF!

Wizardry-inspired DRPG with an amazing horror atmosphere and a surprisingly decent story. Streamlined gameplay mechanics make this a good choice for a beginner to dungeon crawlers. Has fun satire too.

Sneak through a urban hellhole under the guidance of a snuff film producer. A twisted stealth/horror title with environments and tone that still unease and disturb. Fan patch needed for playability.

Every mob movie in one. Open world with an above-average script that has genuinely cinematic moments, very detailed environments, setpieces and some really cool simulation elements. Bit clunky though.

When Neversoft tried their hand at a open world western. Smaller world than most but just as much fun. Enjoy a pulp story with some memorable setpieces, fun gunplay and a length that is just right.

If Deus Ex had a threesome with Warhammer and The Incal. Surreal, mindbending, near impenetrable FPS/RPG. Expect to be overwhelmed by story and gameplay, but the amount of options available is insane.

Fantastic game from the Darius series. Lots of branching stages, insane bosses, amazing music and various versions of the game make this a replayable classic. Nice low poly 3D models too. A wild ride!

The visual style of 3D PS1/Saturn games meets the surrealism and exploration focused design of "dream exploration" games. Great music, aesthetic and surprisingly decent writing. Quite short though.