Didn't look great in the trailer but turned out to be a fantastic horror game where you run away from a psycho. Had many good jump scares and even some hilarious moments, very good for the low price.

Like most releases from ApeHardware it's not a conventional game, more of a psychoactive journey which makes you question its design. Has some time management and graphic adventure gameplay.

60-minute horror with time management where you explore the woods, and looking for a place to stay. Not an amazing game, but I think it has good immersion with an interesting conclusion.

It's like a series of small arenas where you can kill, befriend or fight for resources. It's definitely a unique experience, although the combat will get stale, and maybe not worth the full price.

I have some mixed feelings on this, it's a diorama builder with no challenge, mostly waiting and decorating, which is fine, but it could take several hours to unlock enough items to make your ideas.

Puzzle adventure from the developers of Isoland with a sad narrative. Good animation and reasonably challenging logic as always. Has a few neat game features like drawing on screen and teleporting.

It starts as a linear visual experience where you navigate surreal locations, but later in the game it has some limited backtracking, and using weird abilities. The atmosphere is the best part.

Compelling sinister narrative with multiple endings and very beautiful illustrations. Part visual novel, part puzzle game. Could use some bug fixing though, and it's not always intuitive.

Psychological adventure where the character seemingly suffers from a memory loss while going through the daily routine. For $1 it's not that short, interesting surreal themes and relatable problems.

Somewhat janky survival-horror that has a parallel world mechanic and some okay story moments. It's a decently large game, but it's not great overall, lacks polish, guilty pleasure at best.