An impressive return to form that offers a deeply gripping narrative, a tremendously well realized and detailed world that hides some impeccable scares, and some standout puzzles and set pieces.

A short horror game where you play as a little goblin summoned to solve a haunting in an old lady's cellar, the striking visuals, creepy characters, and captivating mystery make Carimara a delight.

Remarkably relaxing driving game where you play as a cat making deliveries in a Kei truck, the wonderfully crunchy PS1 style visuals and chill soundtrack add to the extremely atmospheric vibes.

Silksong is a magnificent follow up to a game that set an extremely high bar, with beautifully animated characters, meticulous level design, deeply challenging boss battles, and incredible soundtrack.

A short, but intensely creepy and atmospheric horror game with an unconventional control scheme where you move the player character's hand to interact with the game's puzzles and combat encounters.

An incredibly fresh point & click adventure that is fully and exceptionally well voice acted, beautifully animated and expressive pixelart, and a narrative with a core mystery that digs its hooks in.

Faster paced Acton-RPG with a focus on shorter runs that pits players against a brutal timer, Hellclock's historical Brazil setting and story as well as comic book artstyle really set it apart.

Corn Kidz 64 harks back to 90s mascot platformers, the retro visuals are gorgeous as is the soundtrack, the movement feels terrific and responsive, and gets surprisingly challenging towards the end.

Heartworm is a haunting tale of grief told through the lens of 90's Survival Horror tropes as we delve through disjointed memories, the fixed camera angles and exquisite soundtrack are a highlight.

Mashina puts you in the role of a friendly mining robot, dig through underground caverns to gain resources to upgrade your abilities, taking place in a hand-crafted world with stop motion animation.