It's a very slow, meditative "game" (walking simulator mostly, but a good one). Exploring Mutazione's beautiful world is best saved for slow rainy days or for winding down before bed.

Straightforward relaxing puzzle game, but the little side-tangents of Sam the postwoman and Wilmot's growing home make it feel incredibly fulfilling. Try the demo if you're considering buying!

One of those games that you've got to play, you've just got to! Sometimes being stuck on a puzzle is more tedious than necessary but I hope you persist. Also, Niko is so cute!!!

Slay the Spire but complete with lore, dialogue, and more mechanics! The card battling is well designed to a level that I'm sure any card game enjoyer will appreciate.

Impressively deep Paper Mario-like JRPG. The longer I play the game, the more I get invested in the cast & story... and the cooking minigame, which I just can't stop wasting berries on.

The cute art style, fitting music, and seamless UI/UX make it by far the best experience for a hidden cat game that I've ever played. And it's free!

An imprecision platformer that tries to compensate for weak gameplay with cute NPC villages. Small nitpicks stack up and make Chicken Journey tedious to play.

TGYH does well as a celebration of Yorkshire culture, but there's no real gameplay. You run around, hit random things and feel lost for 2 hours until the credits roll. Buy on sale only.

The backgrounds are cool but the animation is an eyesore and gameplay is nonexistent. If it came out in 1990 this game would have been sick, but not now. Story might be good. I wouldn't know.

As a game about translating languages with logical reasoning, Chants pushes the limits of what games can be. The puzzles are challenging but not impossible, and nothing feels out of place.