A shining example of the early genre, and worth picking up and playing despite a few porting issues.

TL;DR It’s pretty and it made me happy; until I noticed how much was missing or broken. Enough that I actually returned it, which makes me sad -- check out the full Steam review for proper details.

This is not what you'd call 'an intriguing little puzzle game that makes a meta commentary on indie development.' That is, however, what it would like to be. Don't waste your dollar here.

Kairo is a delightful little puzzler that, while it doesn't seem to reach the goals it sets for itself, provides a nifty narrative experience regardless.

Elite Dangerous is more-than-arguably the single best space sim on the market today. It's lightyear's ahead of all competition, and that's all that needs to be said.

An essential, classic CRPG in an updated form. Don't miss out.

Alan Wake is an essential choice for any horror fan, especially those who have an appreciation for Stephen King and similar authors. Sometimes it's that simple.

Subnautica is a game sadly without weapons, a survival crafting entry, a unique experience, an un-optimized mess, and a surprisingly moddable title, all at once -- it's great. Check the full review.

The TL;DR on Hacknet is that this is a beautiful, self-contained little experience that an average gamer can knock out in a day or two. There are more details on the linked full review.