An RTS game for RTS haters. Mighty fun to use loopholes in the mission objectives. Great OST. Important details (e.g. hiring mechanics) must be Googled. Unskippable intro sequence. DRM-free⁽ᵍ⁾.

A fairly fun adventure, where each world have a different structure. Generous controls. Bugs galore with non-widescreens. Vital details aren't always explained. Gets real scary at times. DRM-free⁽ᵍ⁾.

A simple but long game, containing >36 long levels full of quick puzzles. A good fit for tweens who are learning about the Star Wars movies for the first time. Played the PS3 version.

An older version of FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage, with 8 racers instead of 12. However, the very stellar OST soundtrack helps it appeal to retrogaming purists and anti-GfWL campaigners.

Pretty much what you want to use to test, when you have access to multiple Windows PCs with decent PSUs. Sadly the ability to compare with iOS, Android and Windows Store has been downplayed recently.

A supercar racer with an explosive reality TV setting. Topple entire towers, cranes, and hangars at the flip of a button. Can get fairly repetitive after a while. Played the PSP / PC-DVD versions.

5 seconds left. The world is about to blow up. You have one chance to do it right. One click. And you're choosing what a sociopath lunatic with logical & bladder issues shall try to fix. Good luck! :]

The classic Pac-Man, but with a gameplay fit for the 2010s. Evade and eat the heaps of patterned ghosts that will chase you in droves in a disco fever jam. Played the PS3 version.

A multi-terrain sportscar racer that demands a lot of precision from you. Don't use the keyboard, and always turn off the motion blur in the pre-boot settings. Capped at 30fps. Letterboxed if 9:16.

A simple 3D platformer with a small handful of levels. Very fun up until you're told you need to collect all unlockables to progress further. Played the Wii U version, which had long loading times.