Ever wonder what the people at Bungie made before they did Halo? Nowadays it's open source and improved for modern PC's, so take a look at an interesting (albeit dated) slice of gaming history. -Arc

A game made "By freaks, for freaks", according to the devs, but in reality it's a hyper-slick "speedrun shooter" with smart mechanics. If the concept sounds cool, you'll likely enjoy this one. -Arc

Emoji logo aside, this is a genuinely super fun multiplayer game. More funny than spooky, with developers that seem interested in making a clever co-op experience. Worth a try with friends. -Arc

A fantastic but quirky murder-mystery game. Sometimes goes into very silly territory, but unravels into something much stronger by the end. I think I'll remember this one, long after the credits. -Arc

A mixture of bullet hell, roguelike, and MMO raid mechanics makes for a very compelling time. And such a cute art style, too! I think this game is very charming, well worth a try. -Arc

This is perhaps the most gorgeous visual novel ever made. A non-interactive (no choices) story told with dynamic visuals and great audio. Truly worth it if you have any interest in VNs. -Arc.

Perhaps more of a cute screensaver than a game, but I keep finding myself checking back to see if any new DLC is out. Worth it if you want something fun to watch while you do other things. -Arc

A spooky game with strange sensibilities, Alan Wake is a true thriller and great fun. Gameplay may feel a bit repetitive and dated at points, but this horror story is very much worth experiencing -Arc

A fun fishing game, a little digital playground to mess around in. Absolutely worth five bucks. -Arc

A free (and very weird) old-school RPG made by a single guy. The color scheme is very strange, and world is even odder. Very much worth a try, but be warned if you are epileptic. -Arc