There’s something sad about the silence of the stories we don’t hear, and in them, a call to make sure we’re listening to the people around us who need to be heard before they’re gone.

Torii takes some elements of games and uses them in an interesting way to mimic some of the difficult, miserable feelings around grief.

Jennifer Wilde: Unlikely Revolutionaries is a sharp adventure game with some neat means of solving mysteries.

It’s very, very difficult to make movement work in 3D space, let alone make it a joy to do all on its own, but Super Kiwi 64 pulls it off.

Still Heroes is a wonderful visual novel that knows how to form a connection with the player, all while delving into the hardships of following dreams...

...when it’s rolling, the game moves briskly, giving you the tension of the roguelike experience in something you can play through in a few minutes.

Fashion Police Squad takes a concept that sounds hilarious – fixing outfits with guns – and makes a delightfully chaotic and fun shooter out of it.

Oogy: Can You Help is pleasantly goofy with its mundane, yet dangerous cleaning/furniture fighting tasks...

Hindsight is a look at how the most innocuous of things can hold important memories within it.

Ex-Zodiac keeps things very close to the game that inspired it, but in doing so it strives for that same level of quality, intuitiveness, and challenge.