Meeple Station is a great example of independent developers shining to create a complex game with humble resources. For a game with cartoonish visuals, it's a surprisingly deep strategy title.

Awake is a short, thoughtful game that fills up about an hour, and I really do have to applaud its developers for creating it's initial version from scratch to finish in two weeks.

Death Collector isn't suited for the gamer but rather the bookworm. Its dynamic choices still make it a technical game under your control, though.

My time with Grim Nights was overall pleasant. I enjoyed the game and found it very addictive. If you're into colony management sims like Fallout Shelter and love zombies, this is a must-play.

Overall, I’d like to say I enjoyed Owl Watch for a short period of time. Yes, I do wish the game was longer, but I was not disappointed between what was advertised and the game I actually got.

Cybarian is an echo of classic arcade beat 'em ups designed to eat quarters, both in their challenging difficulty and addicting gameplay.

Pit of Doom aims to combine the FPS and roguelike genres within a single game. Both genres' influences are present and noticeable, but it doesn't add up to a terrific experience.

An innocent game for all ages that’s quite easy, but provides the player with achievements and unlockables to challenge themselves. It's a perfect candidate for speedrunning with its precise physics.

Enjoyable from the first moment to the last, Project Warlock keeps you engaged in an all-out extermination of evil through short bouts of intense action coupled with amazing graphics and sound.

My experience with Gerty was fairly enjoyable. It was short, swift, and challenging. Gerty is a good addition to the twin stick genre and an indie game worth checking out.