« An atmospheric horror platformer that feels as vast as it does claustrophobic. REANIMAL innovates as a spiritual successor by playing with perspective to make the most out of its crawling spectacles.  »

« A puzzle-focused dungeon crawler in a crude, static world. Demon Dust’s chunky UI and crunchy visuals perfectly match its unorthodox puzzles that beg players to dig through its despondent world.  »

« A cooking sim where you foster a critter community. Creature Kitchen is less a detailed kitchen sim and more a game where you uncover secrets, learning more about the whimsical world around you.  »

« A collectathon platformer on abandoned holy ground. Valkyrie Saga’s areas can be unintuitive, but they’re backed up by fun horizontal-focused movement that makes you feel like a seasoned dragoon.  »

« A movement shooter where you blitz to pop music. Despite some rougher movement and mechanics, Don’t Stop, Girlypop! Frutiger's aero aesthetics and manic combat make it worth seeing to the end.  »

« A kooky, esoteric action-adventure game about snapping out of religious zealotry. Angeline Era’s simple mechanics let its level designs and arcane storytelling pull you into its dizzying world.  »

« A Soulslike deckbuilder about dealing with grief. Death Howl’s ethereal world has pain and beauty etched into its very cards, resulting in a good balance between its story and solid deck variety.  »

« A FLCL-inspired Rhythm game about the messy, irrational and emotionally explosive creation of art. The candidness in how the game presents its imperfections is beautiful, devastating and hopeful.  »

« A skate game where you shuvit and shatter to synthwave. Skate Story's wraps it's weighty, tactile mechanics in shimmering visuals, esoteric writing and a booming OST through its trek in hells depths.  »

« A persona-styled world with campy and goofy writing. Demon School’s tactics are easy to grasp while offering a bevy of characters that keep its combat fresh, making it fun to tinker with team setups. »