Do we have choice in video games? Of course we can choose to go in the door on the right instead of the left, but do we have any more choice. This game observes the concept of freedom in videogames.

Want to play boardgames with your friends over the internet? This is the title for you. The game basically relies on it's highly active modding community that really shows how modding can do wonders.

Excellent traditional fighter, but with a hand drawn, creative art style that is very reminiscant of the classic Disney films, like, SteamBoat Willy classic. BigBand is my boy too.

I don't know what the magic crystal is. I just know if send my horses to work, to race, to jump over things, and then I brush their mane. 10/10

It felt like a lot of quicktime events, one after the other, and the ending is just horrible. Avoid if you are looking for a story

GTA, but in an 8bit art style, and everything is a parody of something. Controls like classic top-down GTA, brilliantly written, a tough but fair challenge, and just outright funny.

A borderline sporting game, where you fight to topple hats.

Put puzzles together with pictures of cats on them. There's not much else to say, thats about it. I imagine there is some sort of bizaree, niche, speed running community for this.

I want to recommend this, but it quickly loses what charm it has after about 10 minutes, unless you are a 12 year old. It's literally Youtube bait, with its central theme being LOLSOTEHRANDUM.

A 2D platformer that takes a really unique approach on making the player consider their surrounds, dont by allowing the player to rotate the world as though it were a cube.