A grim and gloomy, religious alternate history eurojank nominee that in spite of all its roughness, remains interesting through its entire runtime without overstaying its welcome.

An incredible slice of life journey through a mutant community living on an island struck by a meteor in times long past.

A moving story showing that grief and trauma can be overcome, and if not healed, mended, even though it may feel, against all our native instincts and judgments, that it requires a leap of faith.

A delightful, snappy, fast-paced, one shot arena shooter with remarkable Western ambience, perfect for a quick break or some stress relief.

A touching story based on real world events not bothered by its Minecraft characters, and a wonderful educational tool for all ages.

A botched, half-baked, alpha release of a cyberpunk top-down shooter that would have benefited immensely from an Early Access tag.

A somewhat interesting, unique blend of many genres, but a mixed bag of dice in the end when it comes to smashing all those genres into a cohesive experience.

A tiny, bedazzling, contemplative, experimental experience about the value of Nature, and our inability to stop rushing around in great panic as if it was necessary to achieve anything but ourselves.

An admirable, but overly ambitious world and wizard life simulator, plagued by a poor Early Access release, with a high price of admission to boot.

A splendid point and click homage to the 80s that finds a spot of its own in popular culture nostalgia.