Very impressive Game Maker platformer with potential for modding capabilities. Fluid controls with fun levels and a short campaign, but hungry for more. Also unlockable fan artworks. Take that Bubsy!

Play as the Doom... er... Zombie Slayers and turn LA into a playground. Huge gameplay improvements over the last Dead Island games, with customizable weapons and skill loadouts with cathartic combat.

A good first person dungeon crawler game similar to King's Field. Manage a ratio between weight and stamina and fight other bugs with limb damage mechanics. It has the potential to expand in a sequel.

Kinda like Fire Emblem, if it was boring and buggy. More loading than gameplay, battles are repetitive, and way too many glitches. Only played around midway through the lizard prologue and not humans.

Play as a lizard, eat food to grow bigger and upgrade to access new areas and eventually evolve into an anthro lizardman. Then reborn to do it all over again. It's a collect-a-thon Micro/Macro game.

Stripped down Dead Island with stealth and hallucinations. The levels are good, but the gameplay is so basic regardless of sneaking or attacking, even with low starting health. The story isn't great.

A shorter yet more polished version of Dead Island. New attacks and weapons, better maps and missions, guns are usable against zombies and a good focus on the player's survivors against the hordes.

Janky yet hilariously fun Borderlands-inspired zombie-killing RPG sandbox game. There's a focus on melee combat aiming at body parts to slice or cripple and elemental damage can vomit or burn zombies.

Not as good of a campaign compared to the Bad Company games. Too linear with obvious triggers which feels like being pressured to continue and a generic military story. Multiplayer is still fantastic.

With 1500+ weapons, players use the same OP weapons ASAP. The power difference between a free-to-play player and a pay-to-win one is huge no matter what game mode, especially at higher player levels.