Ah yes, exploring the desolate wasteland with the crows for the soundtrack. Very atmospheric game, with a lot of beautiful illustrations. A few hard puzzles, but enjoyable characters.

The game allows you to solve puzzles by creating weird mechanical contraptions using the rotation physics. I like it personally, but it has a learning curve, not easy to learn.

Somewhat deceiving game, there is a lot of cryptic exploration if you like games with a ton of weird secrets and just thinking outside the box. More to it than you might think.

Probably my favorite horror game from Octavi Navarro, I didn't expect much going in because it's not the first game I play where you lock yourself in a room, but It had a cool twist.

A souls-like from the developer of LUCAH with all of the combat and exploration nuances you would expect from the genre. Although I personally think the visuals and story are even more compelling.

A short VN about grief, abandonment, and a voice in your head that wants you to suffer. Curious game, nice mellow moments, with a little bit of terror.

This vampire adventure game made a bad first impression, the dialogue is kinda rigid in the cutscenes, but during the gameplay it was still playful and I liked some of the puzzles. (only 2-3 hours).

ApeHardware being a weirdo again. It's very confusing and hard to figure out, part text commands, part something else. Not for everyone, if you like weird experimentation maybe give it a try.

A mysterious adventure game from one of the old-school devs on Steam where you play as an animated toy. Sadly, no mouse interface, but overall it's nicely made with fun visuals and interesting plot.

Very much in line with goofy adventure game classics, also it seems to be a tribute to The Legend of Kyrandia. Decent game, but the voice acting is hit and miss depending on the character.