A faithful homage (or a nostalgia overload - you choose) to classic SEGA MD/Genesis platformers like Ristar and... Alien Soldier? What a weird combo!

Promising concept of a singleplayer/co-op physics puzzle platformer, but unfortunately didn't quite find its footing with the audience - probably could use some visual polish and gameplay variety.

Neat looking planet explorer utterly botched by sluggish, unresponsive controls. Play Exo One or Glyph instead.

It's an old children's book illustration coming to life to bring you adorable cats, warm fuzzies and things to point'n'click at. Soulless digital art not found.

Third-person molecular platformer. Not quite subatomic, but gravity-defying enough to check out the crazy (also a little buggy) demo.

A shockingly blatant ripoff of an underrated 8bit classic "Snake Rattle'n'Roll" by Rare.

Turn-based TL;DR point'n'click format is quite a hurdle to overcome, but beyond three square miles of text lies the world of terrifying horrors (and incomprehensibly good combat music).

If you like anything about innovative games, trippy interdimensional ghosts and don't mind slight lack of polish - buy this yesterday!

On sale 'till Oct 2nd - definitely worth checking out for any fan of twin stick shooters with a lil bit of twitch tactics and the action pumping soundtrack.

A quite blatant reskin of Machinarium (also tonally inconsistent - chibi proportions and cartoonish animations live along with bludgeoning harmless creatures to death - and unintuitive in puzzles dpt)