Warsim takes many of the choices I love from turn-based strategy games and condenses all that into something that is easier to play but still very deep. A hidden gem you shouldn't miss.

Rift Wizard is a super fun (and chaotic) roguelike that is fully focused on messing with character builds. And you get tons (there are really a lot) of spells to mess with.

The Caribbean Sail feels like the old Sid Meier games. There's a bunch of low-fidelity systems that come together to create a very engaging adventure.

Fit for a King is a fun adventure that you will probably love if you played the older Ultima games. It's not very deep and it doesn't feel like an RPG, but it's different and very enjoyable.

A surprisingly deep RPG where you can avoid combat and focus on politics, diplomacy, and trading. One of the most refreshing CRPGs that you will play.

Ghosts are scary. Speed dating is scary. Somehow these two concepts gave birth to a lovely small interactive fiction. A ghost asked if I wanted money, we went on a date together and robbed a bank.

It's a classical roguelike about vampires that manages to be extremely accessible while still proving to be a challenge and adding a couple of really interesting mechanical twists.

FPS Spiderman meets fever dreams. I crossed a sea swinging from dolphin-like creatures that were actually slices of pizza. It was beautiful.

If you go into this expecting a deep and fair golf game well, you'll be disappointed. However, a wanky game where five dogs control a giant robot to play golf on the moon can be great for the soul.

Bitku is a small comic-creator that forces you to embrace limitations. You get four frames and some basic sprites, the rest is up to you. I challenge you to do a comic each day for a whole week.