If you love weird, surreal, totally absurdist indie horror, you can't go wrong with Squirrel Stapler.

Sinner 97 is absolutely more than it appears. It may not be the deepest horror game you'll ever play, or even the scariest, but it's a heck of a lot of fun.

I'd always been a fan of the slide puzzles from the Legendary Mahjong games, so it's nice to see the game mode release in its own title with over 90 new puzzles to work through, and they ain't easy!

I'm really not sure if Red Valley is purposefully bad, but it lacks the quirky qualities that keep me playing games like these just for the giggles.

I don't know what it is about horror games that have me performing mundane tasks while creepy things happen all around me but I absolutely love'em, ESPECIALLY when they're as creative and fun as this.

There may not be much of a story here, but does that even matter? Horror is what we feel, and From the Darkness creeped me out in all the right ways.

I'd say Unsorted Horror is better than it has any right to be, but considering how low effort so many indie horror games are these days, no...Unsorted Horror has EVERY right to be this good.

Butterfly's Poison; Blood Chains' deep character writing and engaging mystery had me ravenously devouring each route until the very end.

A short, surreal horror experience that drew on my broadcast TV nostalgia in a way I haven't felt in years. Definitely worth a look for those searching for unique gameplay experiences.

There's a lot of good in Glass Heart, but the bad is so groan-worthy, it really drags things down. Still, Will, Brayson and Tamaki's routes are worth it if you can pick it up while on sale.