The Emily Is Away series is a classic that tugs on heartstrings with nostalgia and friendship. Still unreleased, Emily Is Away <3 will be the most elaborate thus far with a Facebook-like interface.

This game handles the apocalypse genre with all its typical tropes in the most distinct way I’ve seen by mixing the dangerous and intense with the humorous and approachable.

With a moving soundtrack, pastel-colored pixel art skies, and a pair of vibrant youth on an adventurous supernatural journey, this game is sure to be one of those that stay deeply rooted in your heart

You can expect high resolution pixel art, social commentary in the form of speciesism in an animal society, branching dialogue, and a lot of clever puzzle solving, lead following, and interrogation.

One Dreamer promises to be a moving and deep narrative-driven game that gives you a true taste of the heart and perseverance it takes to develop indie games.

Fantastic animation, complex characters and weighted interaction kept me gripped and set the perfect scene for the main adventure. The demo was just enough to reel you in, and I was reeled.

The vivid scenes and emotional music perfectly fit with the bittersweet narrative. It felt like the room escape games I have a penchant for, combined with a narrative reminiscent of Florence.

The narrative was ever-present yet left you with enough space to imagine and fill in the blanks. As you exit through the last door, it leaves you wondering just what happened when the past was around.

Night in the Woods tackles a multitude of themes and real life issues, such as trauma, social awkwardness, mental health, and young adulthood in the most genuine ways possible.

Sarah uses the power of words in a very literal way to change the world around her. As you roam around the pages of notebooks and letters, you can rearrange and use words to help people and creatures.