A solid, if unexceptional Metroidvania that stands out with its very colorful presentation. Despite the design philosophy of the female characters, you need both hands to play this.

These games are nowhere near Doom, and Hexen in particular gets real confusing, but if you are an FPS enthusiast, it's well worth playing to see Raven's experiments with the Doom engine.

It takes 20 minutes to play. Go play it, gamer.

A classic of precision-heavy indie platforming, with very unconventional momentum. I'm not sure I can truly recommend a game that forces me to hear an interpolation of the "Dramatic Hamster" sting.

A fun practice tool for typing with a pretty funny B-movie aesthetic. Includes the original rail shooter version. I do wish the original TotD was available.

A Hotline Miami-esque game where you can teleport short distances to pass through walls, get behind enemies, and so on. A very fun 2-hour experience, though a little expensive at full price.

Although it has beautiful art and creative boss battles, the 2D Souls-like gameplay doesn't have enough surprises to compensate for the utterly tepid writing. Go play Blasphemous instead.

Expands on Katamari Damacy with more diverse objectives and areas, and is roughly as great. Adds new levels that shed more insight into the King of All Cosmos' harrowing tale of generational trauma.

Sometimes, a really good flash puzzle game hits the spot.

A solid, but unexceptional FPS. Really, it's an average military shooter from 2007-2013, but set in Russia. The bleak setting and the impressive visuals are the main selling points.