Aussie drifter Mick Carter returns home for his mother's funeral, and gets drawn into a thrilling mystery of abductions, slayings and monsters, in this excellent homage to the classic point and clicks

Cosy city-builder that sees you found a village on the back of a mountain-sized beast, and forging a symbiotic, and surprisingly heart-warming, relationship with it. Good fun and chill pace.

Waking up alone on a distant planet, Jan Dolski must use a risky new cloning procedure to survive and, ultimately, return home. Managing the demands of the various alt-Jans is fun and challenging.

Fans of Kathy Rain 1 will find lots to love in this sequel that sees the titular hero on the hunt for a serial killer, which soon turns into another surreal, disturbing journey into eldritch horror.

A tactical turn-based cyberpunk heist sim, that feels like a mix of Shadowrun and Invisible, Inc. Stealth in or go loud - or both - the choice is yours, as long as you get out alive with the loot.

Another fun, bite-sized case that see titular duck detective Eugene McQuacklin face his greatest fear - a weekend camping trip. There's also a new mystery to solve, with a heavy helping of humour too.

Travel the world of Limbo as snake-skeleton Kulebra, and help the cast of colourful characters you meet resolve their trauma and move onto the afterlife. Heart-warming, and emotional, puzzle game.

The makers of Paradise Killer return with a bizarre, intriguing tale of a yakuza enforcer's redemption in a cursed town populated by sentient mascots, which he must hire and manage to pay off his debt

Wadjet Eye returns with another heartfelt point-and-click adventure, this time following time agent Fia, as she travels into history to help a series of clients resolve issues in their own pasts.

Subnautica but in the sky is a compelling pitch and, while Forever Skies (ironically) never quite hits the heights of its inspiration, it is still a fun survival crafting and base-building experience.