Sweet and spooky, this free narrative exploration game is filled with dark thrills and the glow of community.

Tachyon Dreams Anthology takes inspiration from the Space Quest games to tell a well-meaning, if disjointed, story about a dishwasher's space travels.

Arranger is funny, surprising, and builds a simple movement puzzle concept into complex, layered head-scratchers. It's a very charismatic puzzle game that won't outstay its welcome.

Flintlock: Siege Of Dawn is a smart, sporadically generic but on-the-whole exhilarating mixture of ideas from God Of War and Soulslikes.

Flock flexes your curiosity to chase down strange and wonderful little animals. It can be a bit repetitive, but it's full of freedom and playfulness and is a treat after a long day being a grown up.

Neither Once Human’s third person combat or survival crafting are interesting or exciting, But an idiosyncratic soul and great creature design keeps it from being uninteresting.

A carefree shadow-hopping puzzler whose colour and charm, combined with frogs, makes for a ribbiting time.

A fussy and demanding, but utterly singular and impossibly absorbing planning and logistical sim that other city builders can barely hope to match.

Engaging from start to arguably too-soon finish, Felvidek is a raw, strange, and brilliant RPG that alternates between deadly combat, plummy prose, crass jokes, and odd beauty.

An FPS that strikes a wonderful balance between tactical and frenetic, with intricate maps and immersive sim tomfoolery that'll delight and potentially frustrate.