Poor ol' Grandpa's dead again, but he left you with an attic full of interesting stuff to explore. One of the better walk-around-a-room-and-solve-puzzles type games I've run across.

A great tribute to the survival horror classics. Fall in love all over again with the limited saves, strange emblems and interesting dialogue, and become the Master of Unlocking you were meant to be

Nice retro point-n-click adventure with a tricky title, a heartwarming King's Quest sort of vibe and a confusing maze

Spoiler alert: You're in a room. Strange machines are in there with you. Levers are pulled. Keys are turned with highly satisfying mechanical clicks. Weird magical stuff happens. You know the deal.

Humble-looking but surprisingly atmospheric metroidvania where you're a magic nun running around a moody little world swatting things with a leaf, because why the hell not

Turn keys. Pull levers. Open boxes. Find hidden compartments. Stick weird things into other things. You know the drill. Apparently this formula just never gets old.

Nice little survival-focused RPG to get you through the dead of winter. Wander the wasteland. Take anything that's not nailed down. Don't get eaten by wolves.

Another one of those hard-to-categorize sorts of games where you walk around a bizarre dream world, look at weird stuff and try not to fall into pits.

Decent little metroidvania that just goes to show that even an average metroidvania is still usually above average. It's almost not fair.

Nice looking game where you hang from ledges and hop around beating up goons in cyberpunk France. Pretty fun overall, despite its uninspired use of the whole memory theme.