This strategy game has surprisingly well-balanced interweaving mechanics that reveal themselves to you gradually. Randomization gives it replayability potential. Also, you get to be a cult master.

This short environmental storytelling game relies on simple mechanics and gorgeous visuals to let you reminisce on the life of an old man with an important destination ahead of him.

This is definitely a silly game, but there's fun to be had with it. On top of the inherent ridiculousness of the situation, the arcade-like gameplay makes for a fun time, though it's not very lasting.

In this game you get to be an expertly athletic slice of bread going on an adventure. Though you'll probably look and feel like a fool trying to live up to the bread's potential, it's mad fun.

If this is not the weird meta puzzly demonic game you've been looking for, I don't know what is. In Pony Island you are literally playing against the game, which is an interesting dynamic.

A totally underrated puzzle game with a lot of character. The mechanics build onto one another brilliantly, and the dialogue is super entertaining. Unless you're literally allergic to pink, play it.

This is a game about programming, hacking, and having debatable ethics. It has a lot of very good puzzle-solving, which eclipses the obscure narrative thread in terms of game experience.

What is LocoCycle, you ask? I'm not sure I know. It's full of action, sentient motorcycle battles, and some guy that gets dragged around and used as a weapon? In short, it's pretty entertaining.

This is an interesting, nostalgia-laden interactive fiction piece. It tells a story about high school and college, growing up and growing apart, friendship and romance. The cultural references are A+.