A unique puzzler with an interesting story and original mechanics. While it's not the best puzzle game I've ever played, it was good enough that I couldn't put it down until finishing all of it.

A bizarre meta-commentary on expectations in gaming with non-Euclidean geometry, Antichamber will play with your head with a variety of puzzles built around a consistent internal logic.

A quiet, contemplative mix of platformer and walking simulator. This short, free experience was more engrossing than any David Cage game I've played, and the art is breathtaking.

PONCHO's open world puzzler is a great concept with the ability to jump from 3D to 2D, but ultimately it gets frustrating when you're stuck in an infinate death/spawn loop with no way out but to exit.

What's worse than a D&D game gone wrong? Going to the bathroom and appearing in a creepy castle with no idea what's going on. Aren't friends just the worst? Unepic is seriously epic!

A quiet, contemplative little platformer with an original mechanic, Camera Obscura is the perfect example of a game with no waste. Everything that needs to be there is there, and nothing else.

Mechanically, Bastion is simple but well-executed, but the storytelling is what really makes it a star. Bastion is an indie darling for a reason, and is a shining example of story rich done right.

While it has some interesting ideas, BEEP fails to become anything memorable. A new twist on a platformer that doesn't climb very high, it bored me within the first hour of play.

One of the best movie tie-in games I've ever played, and it's free. Think of Contra meets Expendables. This game made me decide to buy Broforce. And it's still free.

If Contra had pop culture awareness and diverse playable characters, it'd be Broforce. Solid, classic mechanics in a well assembled package of manic fun. BROOOOOOO!