The core shooting and stealth mechanics work brilliantly - or would, if the AI wasn't so terribly inconsistent. Also, some questionable design choices have been made regarding the games' sounds.

You don't play Firewatch, you let it play. The story starts out slow, picks up the pace and hurls you into a world of conspiracies, before it snaps you back to reality with a bit disappointing ending.

"Her Story" is less of a game and more of an experiment to gameify an interactive movie. It manages to tell a linear story through nonlinear gameplay and I look forward to more stuff like this.

A bland, cover-based 3rd Person Shooter. The narrative shows some potential, but any interesting aspects have been completely undermined by stupid AI, monotone shoot-outs and lackluster mechanics.

You know it already! It is a great JRPG-based game with bullet-hell styled battles and a narrative focused not on its story, but storytelling and tropes in general. One of the best soundtracks ever.

A Hack'n'Slay-Adventure with a few bad implemented RTS-mechanics. "Brütal Legend" starts out great, but after two thirds all the focus shifts onto the bad elements of the game. Excellent soundtrack!

"Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away." The devs really took this quote to heart and removed anything but the core experience.

This Point&Click Adventure has all the signs of a classic Pendulo title, but suffers from a lot of misguided streamlining efforts. It is rather short and better suited for newcomers to the genre.

This challenging RTS about an alien invasion shows its age with a few technical errors, but makes up for it with surprisingly deep gameplay, relatively smart AI and great graphics (for 1994!)

Dive deep in this underwater based Metroidvania. It dabbles in a few areas, like fighting, puzzling and exploring, but no single mechanic gets explored too deeply. Still, it can motivate until the end