Lili's gameplay is pretty simplistic. Its roots as a mobile game show pretty plainly. But Lili's visuals and sense of humor are enough to make it worthwhile.

Rival Megagun's head-to-head shmup action isn't just a wicked cool idea. It also makes for an entertaining solo shmup game in its own right! You might need to bring a friend along, but it's great fun.

If you're a Warhammer 40k lore junkie or a strategy game fan, you'll find plenty to enjoy here, but there are easier places for newcomers to start immersing themselves in the mythos.

Lethal League Blaze evolves the series' formula yet again, bringing increased depth without overburdening the player with complexity. This game doesn't get nearly the attention it deserves.

Return of the Obra Dinn shouldn't feel as unique as it does, but that's a mark against the rest of the games industry, not Obra Dinn. A must-see if you want to mix it up and play something different.

The Hex starts as a murder mystery, but quickly starts commenting on bigger topics like the video game industry and how we as consumers interact with it. Short, engaging, and narratively satisfying!

Valkyria Chronicles 4 is a more sophisticated and interesting copy of the original with a new plot to go through. As a fan of the series, I can't really complain about that!

The Gardens Between is one of the most beautifully animated games I've seen in a long time — enough so that that alone makes it worth checking it out. But it's also get some simple but clever puzzles!

Immortal: Unchained translates the base "Soulslike" experience just fine, but everything it tries to add to the formula (such as gunplay and random loot drops) falls flat.

Donut County mixes light puzzle gameplay with slacker movie aesthetic to create a game that's easily digestible, but lacking substance until it's saved by its final act. Ultimately worth it!