Another $1 retro arcade hit from Nickervision. One-button games are interesting design experiments, but they're not always fun. Orbt actually is, deftly making use of momentum and traffic navigation.

Easy to learn, hard to master civ-building card game - gameplay involves little more than choosing a card each turn, but it takes some time and experience to be able to choose wisely.

If you love bad horror movies, don't miss this one. I have a sometimes dark sense of humor, and it had me LOLing more than a few times. Turn-based slider puzzles challenge you to juggle moving parts.

A unique and charming rhythm game concept - the levels are sheet music, and you navigate them as a cute li'l tadpole. Catchy tunes. Story mode is a decent length, with letter grades in each level.

At first glance it's like QWOP, but the controls are simpler and designed for less frustration. Granted, it's still not easy. Also has multiplayer and multiple event challenges, lending replay value.

Adaptation of the critically acclaimed board game of the same name (this version is much easier to learn). Challenging, suspenseful, and teaches the Cold War more memorably than any history book.

Like Steampunk Monopoly, but without the table-flipping. Still plenty of opportunities to screw your neighbor, but it's also a two-way street. Continues to receive regular updates from the devs.

A successor to Harvest Moon, sure, but with a lot of additional content/activities. The kind of game you can completely lose yourself in, like sinking in to the world's most comfortable couch.

"But it's free on mobile!" you say. Well, this version includes the zombie/vampire/ape plagues (where the game truly shines), as well as multiplayer and scenarios. Goodbye human race >:-)

A hidden gem that deserves more love. Utilizes a couple of interesting mechanics - antigravity (in the same vein as VVVVVV), and "recursion" i.e. screen-looping (exit one side, re-enter the other).