A great compendium, including interactive prototypes and games, of various Zachtronics projects (released or otherwise). If you're at all curious about how these games are crafted, start here.

An interesting solitaire-style roguelike, with a variety of decks, items and spells to encourage different playstyles. Originally a mobile game, but the UI holds up well on PC. A great podcast game.

I've tried to get into the game, but IMO the game doesn't explain itself well enough, and doesn't give you enough info to experiment meaningfully. It's too niche for me to give an informed review.

A solitaire-based game, Shadowhand brings together a solid presentation with RPG mechanics that aren't normally seen in the genre. It can be a bit luck-based at times, but overall it's very enjoyable.

I personally enjoy the game, and it has some interesting ideas, but for low-end machines it's not a great experience, especially since, bafflingly, it doesn't include strategic view unlike Civ V.

Unfortunately, although the game itself is very good, for low-end machines I would find it difficult to recommend for performance reasons - it has strategic view to help somewhat, but it's ugly.

On low-end machines I would stick with strategic view, but this game is IMO better than Civ 5 - the increased focus on city planning is particularly interesting, and I really like the civics tree.

A programming-style game with a focus on circuits, Silicon Zeroes is more approachable than other games on the market, with an interesting plot and difficulty markers. A great intro to the genre!

An excellent example of the deck-building genre, Slay the Spire combines the best of TCGs with the best of roguelikes. A great example of an early access game with regular updates and communication.

A bit short, but a very faithful homage to the original show with Paper Mario-style combat (with a few action elements). Keyboard controls could be better, but it's still playable.