A cute, sweet, and relaxing little treasure of a game that doesn't overstay its welcome. Sincere and charming without ever slipping into being cloying. An easy recommendation.

A twee mess of a story with characters acting like idiots for no reason and zero character development or personalities because all the dialogue is gibberish for no reason. Heartstrings not tugged.

Gone Home might not be the best "walking simulator", and today a story about teenage lesbians feels quaint. But there's no overstating its historical importance and how unusual it was at the time.

Is it overrated? is Jonathan Blow pretentious? Yes, and yes. But the game is still like nothing else, and its (in)famous plot reveal is a significantly underrated bit of metanarrative.

A mess of an adventure game with bad puzzles and a story that loses all of its momentum when its gimmick falls apart by the end of the first act.

Simultaneously life-altering and difficult to recommend, OneShot gave me my name. It also gave me a lot of tedious, boring puzzles and a story that doesn't get good until the last act.

A wonderfully queer and wonderfully enjoyable Snatcher clone with much less Kojimaisms and even more cute robots. Made even better by the addition of voice acting with great VA work and casting.

A true adventure game classic, Fate of Atlantis holds up surprisingly well, and very arguably is better than at least one of the actual movies (looking at you, Temple of Doom). Easily worth a visit.

The quintessential definition of a hidden gem, Jamestown (belatedly but fortunately getting its expansion on PC) is a rock solid retro shmup with beautiful pixel art and an incredible soundtrack.

A fun game alone but an excellent game to play with friends, you can see this game's DNA - its surprising levels of depth and pixel perfect control - all over Celeste.