Not so much a puzzle game, more of a psychedelic visual experience with a few secrets and an occasional puzzle. The scene design was a bit sporadic in quality with some neat effects. About 45 minutes.

While a big improvement over Ghostware in terms of FPS gameplay with a melee focus, I still think it suffers from being repetitive. It's fun to smack things here and there, but that is about it.

The visual design reminds me of Another World or Flashback which is kinda cool for an adventure game. Very rough around the edges, but it's free and the cyberpunk settings are fun enough to explore.

Psychological meta game with cryptic secrets and weird puzzles. It's pretty neat, lots of dreamy locations to explore, multiple endings, mind games, and various character cosmetics.

Relaxing and short hidden-object game, but it's made really well. Lovely backgrounds and attention to detail, nice continuous feel of the world, with a few color settings. 60 minutes or so.

A game similar to the RPG-Maker horror classics from the past, with some surreal elements. For how cheap it is, the character design is pretty decent. However, the backtracking can get tedious I feel.

Hopefully the unusual concept of this adventure game won't overshadow how well it's made, it's so playful, many hours of good animations, good voice acting, over the top funny, and kinda original too.

30 minute visual novel about a sense of belonging and contemplating if eternal existence is worth searching for. The pacing could have been a little better, but I thought it improved toward the end.

Cartoony exploration game for adults with lots of odd characters and a ton of cursing. It has more content than you might think, the stages can be pretty long. Some polish issues, but not bad overall.

Looking at the world through the lens of a drug addict while trying to help a friend, both looking for the next hit of dopamine. Fantastic VN experience, has some genuinely warm character moments.