Insanely frantic bullethell roguelite. It's not elequent by any means, but it may easily win you over with it's sheer spontaneity. Just go in prepared, Fish can roll.

A Metroidvania that turns great by borrowing a few mechanics. This game borrows a lot from the Souls games, adapting what worked there into a 2d plane. And it works wonders. Great art design, too.

I'll be a straight shooter here. If you like detective-based mechanics and aren't pushed away by aesthetics and dialouge that are aggresively anime, this game is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ blast.

This game is very hit and miss. Some mechanics really work, others were not really well thought out at all. But man, I'm a sucker for the Mad Max world. And if you are to, at least consider this game.

Zachtronics does it again. While I can't shape the feeling of "3D SpaceChem", this is still a masterclass puzzle game from the best in the business. A must for fans of SpaceChem or puzzles in general.

One of the best games I've ever played. The amount of well-designed challenge here is intoxicating. The replayability, lore, every mechanic, it's all stellar. The best "A-ha" moments of any game.

Adds a verticality to the "One Finger Death Punch" style of gameplay that really works. It's strangely addictive with very simple, but adorable art. I love that damn pig.

This game has some of the most aggressive atmosphere of the past couple years. The action is rather simple and it leans on mechanics that aren't incredibly fleshed out. But it's worth your time.

Fun. Cheap. Fun. Cheap. Fun. Cheap. Fun. Cheap. Fun. Cheap. What you think this game is, it's that. Buy it.

Takes the "Super Mario RPG" Philosophy to turn-based combat and applies it to XCOM in 2D. It has a decently long campaign with quite a bit of replayability. Well worth the asking price.