Controls like a dungeon crawler, although it's more of a cryptic item delivery game with hidden endings and difficult puzzles. Can be very confusing for the first 60 minutes, not for everyone.

A combination of deck builder and a rogue-lite, surprisingly very challenging as well. Has good depth to it, many build choices and unlocks. Also, game looks awesome, very funky vibes.

Very much plays like a NES game, largely inspired by Metroid with some lite RPG elements. Starts simple, but opens up a lot as you play. By default does not come with adult content.

Cerebral hidden object game from the same developer as Amen. About 45 minute experience, very simple, but I loved the art panels, might be the best work from the SOW, at least visually speaking.

Cosmic Void making another old school adventure game, this time exploring a cyberpunk dystopia while looking for a missing person. Not a bad game, but I felt the story could use more context.

Running away from the killer in the arcade while playing some mini games and meeting silly characters at the party. Pretty good horror game, about 70 minutes with a few endings.

Surreal puzzle adventure where you navigate dreamy scenes and solve cerebral riddles. Had a few glitches, as well as some quality of life issues, that said, I still enjoyed my time with it.

On a surface a very simple looking rogue-lite, but with a deceiving amount of features. Has a small learning curve to how the loop works, as well as a few unusual ideas like capturing enemies.

The next adventure from Wadjet Eye, largely focusing on how time travel can impact the perspective of the characters. Great voice acting as always, with many hilarious and touching moments.

ApeHardware does ApeHardware things. The world is getting run over by artificially generated frozen meat mimics and capitalism. Actually I have no idea, you just dodge things, maybe.