Since first playing the game, ULTRAKILL is, without exaggeration, one of my new favorite games. It hits every right note and is all-around super satisfying to play. Pick this one up.

JANITOR BLEEDS offers a unique take on the "game is alive" trope, with the mechanic of pulling objects from the game out into the real world. The game is honestly so cool in both concept and execution

A cute and wholesome puzzler and an adorable fox that fixes spacecraft. With a relaxing score, some pretty pixel graphics, and a PG sense of humor, FixFox is a perfect cozy little game.

Even though I didn't know how to play Chess when I first tried it, Shotgun King is both very easy to pick up and learn, as well as unique and fun as a roguelike that everybody has to check out.

Iron Lung is, by far, one of my favorite "entire game builds up to one ending jumpscare" types of game to have come out. But seriously, the lore and the gameplay with the submarine are so good.

An Outcry is a well-written and emotionally-gripping psychological horror RPG that deals with its heavy themes in an appropriately seldom and careful tone. The developers are also sweethearts!

Chromosome Evil reminds me of some zombie-survival Flash games I played in my teens, and I mean that endearingly. It also took me a bit to get used to its RTS elements, but it's a solid experience.

While I had difficulties getting Ikai to stream, the game won me over with its aesthetics and references to Japanese folklore. I do wish the kanji writing segments were more forgiving.